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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-17
SEASICKNESS AND CAR SICK
NESS.

NESSs
Seasickness and car sickness
(steam car, trolley or automobile)
seem to be Que to a disturbance of
the lymph circulation in the semi
circular canals of the internal cal.
Among the symptoms produced by
hyperemia or congestion of this
part of the delicate mechanism of
the internal ear are vertigo (dizZi-
ness), nausea. tinnitus (head
noises). and sometimes vomiting.
If cold water gains entrance 10
the ear canal of one with a per-
foration of the ear drum, as IN
swimming, or in careless Swinging
of the ear, a sudden vertigo or dtz-
ziness severe enough to render t1e
victim temporarily helpless MAY
This fact undoubtedly
accounts for many cases of drown
ing popularity attributed 10
cramps" especially in persons
known to be good swimmers. 1t is
wise, therefore, for one with per-
foration of the drum to insert in the
ears a piece of lambs wool or COT
ton before entering the water.
Reverse peristalsis, that is, a ten
dency toward reversal of the down
ward direction of stomach and in
testinal wave movements, accounts
for the distressing symptoms Of
seasickness. Revere peristalsis, in
fact, is the direct cause of all vom-
iting. also of many instances OF
water brash,' belching of gas, bad
taste, coated tongue, heartburn and
the like. Besides the effect of con
gestion of the internal ear, there is
very reason to assume that pro
nounced defects of vision uncor-
rected or not fully corrected by
glasses may contribute TO seasick-
ness and car sickness in many
cases. Here is one of numerous ex-
amples of the value of drops" as
an aid in the measurement OF
vision. for without the aid of drops
it Is difficult or impossible to make
a mathematically accurate meas
urement of vision in most persons
under middle age.
All sorts of remedies have been
used for the prevention of seaslck-
ness. Perhaps the most satisfactory
is a small dose of sodium bromide.
say four grains, after~each meal for
two days before beginning the
journey and for the first day of the
journey. This may be taken in an
effervescent draught. by adding to
the bromide few grains of sodium
bicarbonate, and mixing with some
lemon Juice or lemonade. For two
days or more before the journey il
is well to see that thorough peris-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-17
Recipes for a Day.

Deviled CLAIMS - Crab meat may
be purchased in cans or in the
bulk. The shells come with either
kind. Place in sauce pan one
cup of milk and five level table
spoons of crrns;areh. Dissolve the
starch in the milk. Bring to
boil; cook slowly fo- FIVE minutes
and then add one cup OF crab meat,
one and one-half teaspoons of salt,
one teaspoon Of paprika, one table
spoon of Worcestershire sauce, on2
tablespoon of grated onion, two
tablespoons Of finely minced par5-
ley. Beat to mix and then fill into
thoroughly cleansed shells. Brush
the top with beaten egg and then
cover with fine crumbs. Fry until
golden brown in hot fat.
Asparagus Ninaigrette -- Wash
and scrape the asparagus and al
low four stalks for each service.
Trim, to remove the pithy end Of
the stalk and then cook in boiling
water until tonder. Lift and drain
well. then place in dish and Gov
, er with the following sauce. -Four
tablespoons of salad Oil. two table
spoons OF vinegar, onc-ha!f table
spoon OF grated onion. one-hali
| tablespoon of finely chopped green
pepper. one teaspoon of salt. one
teas poon or paprika. oue-quarse
Z teaspoon of mustard. Beat to mis-
| and then set on ice to chill. Serve
Ice cold on crisp lettuce leaves.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-17
@FRONT,, AND .FORM..
By WALTER JOSEPH JOHNSON.
1919, by Western News
/

10y W AL Elk jOSEPH JOHNSON.
tCopyright. 1919, by Western News
paper-Union.)
n Miss Dorothy Lull was thirty, and
Fair and stately at that early stage
. pf spinsterhood, and she had never
been in love. She had been left a
very comfortable fortune when sew
enteen, which had placed her above
the average as to world possession
lhnd perhaps the elements of wealth
lknd social eminence frightened
'kuitors away. OF course more than
bne had from time to time shown
her attention, but their personal
Kty had not particularly appealed
10 her fancy.
And now two persistent sup
|pliants for her favor had appeared
vnpon the scene. First and fore
most there was Walden Merle. She
aad known him five years previous.
Abruptly he had left the village
and she had really missed him.
Very recently he had reappeared
Ibronzed from travel and bearing
Signs of material prosperity.
About a month before Mr.. Merle
had reappeared, there came to the
'uoleI at the Springs a PEI sun " AO
was incidentally introduced to Miss
'LuT. and who seemed more than
ordinarily interested in her. While
was not more than thirty
i've his world experience had aged
n m FIVE years beyond that. Per
Ieontra. while Burton Allen was GER
EeinIv on the shady side of forty
s1ve. he dressed, acted and bore
b 'msef like one in the early thir-
lies.
:" 'Front'-that's the secret of a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-17

Soldiers who fought in the with Spain
lost in weight on an average of twenty-five
pounds each; the average American soldier at
the end of the fighting in 1918 weighed twelve
pounds more than when he went into the army
Contrasting the work of the quartermaster and
the medical and sanitary departments in the
two wars isn't exactly comforting to the
present-day critics.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-17
The War a Year Ago

The Bulgarian cabinet resigned.
American casualty list to date to-
tailed S,173.
Germans made unsuccessful at
tempt to construct a footbridge
across the Marine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-17

William J. Flynn. new head of the
department of justice. bureau OF
investigation, is directing the coun-
try's war against the anarchists
who have been perpetrating bomb
outrages. He is centerine his ac-
tivi.ies at present on finding the
men Who planned and carried out
the latest bomb plot in which
Attorney General Palmer. Mayor
Davis of Cleveland and other Off
ciAtS narrowly escaped injury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-17

General Gonzales says the American forces
were not needed to drive villa away from
Jusrez. Certainly not! Uncle Sam under
stands Mexican temperament too well to de-
prive the government of any of the glory that
it Graves so badly and has so little Of.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-17

1t is to be hoped that if the Tri-City Rail-
way company gets an increase in fares it will
hasten to repave between the tracks on Second
avenue. The wood blocks breaking up and
in places the street is positively dangerous for
vehicles and pedestrians
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-17

Having been apprised that the president in
tends to stump the country behalf of the
league of nations the logical course OF the SEN
ate, in view of its past performances, will be
to take a recess of a few weeks that some
OF its leading lights may have leisure to go
abroad in the land and beat the executive to it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-17
CONVENTIONS

Chicago-American Train Dis
patchers' association.
Regina. Sask.-Canadian Nation
al Council of Women.
Atlantic City y. National AS
sociation of Master Plumbers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-17

Cocoa Layer Cake ~ Two table
spoons butter. one level cup SUI
gar. one-half cup cold water tho
milk. two level tablespoons cocoa,
one teaspoon vanilla extract, two
eggs. two level teaspoons baking
LowdeT, one level cup -four. Cream
butter thoroughly with sugar, add
water, cocoa. vanilla extract, eggs,
we'll beaten. and flour sifted with
baking powder. Divide Into two
creased and Toured laver cake tins
and bake in a moderately hot oven
for - minutes. Turn out and cool.
Tested Recipes.
Rhubarb Pie-Line a lie tin with
rich pastry and bake the crust
same as for lemon. Take one cup
of stewed rhubarb, one cup sugar,
! yolks Of two eggs. two tablespoons
! -four, salt to taste. Cock same as
| lemon custard and pour in the
I baked crust. Beat the whites Of
( two eggs stiff. add two tablespoons
/ sugar, spread on top and brown in
/ the oven.
Bean Soup - One piut OF beans
/ that have been soaked in cold wa
! ter over night. two quarts of cold
/ water, a small marrow bone or "A
piece or ham. one snail onion
stuck with cloves, one hean.7E
! teaspoonful of salt. one saltspou1
OF mustard and one Of black pep
per. Cook until done and serve
very hot.
Rice Corn Bread Two cups r.
! ed rice. two Curs corn meal
cups sour illl. one teaspoon o q,
Two tablespoons oriPpireS. one o.
spoon baking Towdcr. on, tea pnuG
salt. one egg Sift the corn me.
soda, baking powder and sal' ..
gethcT; add the rice. The egg ~ :
beaten. the milk and the driPp!-
melted. Turn into a wei gre.
shallow pan and bake in a Eo-
oven.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-17
Household Hints
Menu Hint

Menu Hint
BREAKFAST.
StewCd Rhu5arh
Rolls Cereal
Bacon Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Oyster Stew
Deviled Egg and Potato Salad
Baked Apple Iced Tea
DINNER.
Olives R9diSheS
Deviled Grabs Tartar Sauce
Baked Potatoes
Dreamed Carrots and Peas
Lettuce
Canned Peaches Coffee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-17
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49, oAND
.8S90H1s3Z
In Flanders Field.
(The Reply
By WILLIAM HENRY DIXON.

In Flanders field sweet breezes sweep,
Above the dead who lie asleep
Where row on row, our loved ones lie,
The Iarks still bravely singing by
In Flanders field
o, comrades brave and comrades true,
We caught the torch as thrown by you,
In Flanders field
Blow softly breezes, sweet and low.
And tell them of the conquered foe!
o, crosses white, and peoples red,
Go bear this message to the dead
That rest and peace, both sweet and deep,
May come to those who lie asleep
In Flanders field
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-17

BY a close vote OF high school
girls of San Diego. Cal. have de-
cided to wear a uniform dress dur
ing the next school, term.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-17

Wonder if the doctors who resolved so
strongly in favor of mild beer and light wines
did not speak word for the professional
and two for the personal aspect of the case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-17

Dr. Eta Gray of Los Angeles, is
the new president of the Medical
Women's National association of
the United States.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-17

The supreme lodge OF the In w.
pendent Order NJ Mechanics hs
voted to admit women 10 iul risaLs
IN the order
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-19
THE SOCIAL wIIIRL..

A business meeting Of the Twelve
Trump Card Club was called
September 9Th at Mrs. Seymour
pearce's residence for the election
of officers.
Mrs. J. Floyd White was elected
president Mrs. ]. II. Cox secretary
and treasurer.
Mrs. Peters rs president and Mrs
Greenwood as secretary and treas
urer have filled these Offices very
efficiently for the past year.
The Twelve Trump Card Club
entertained with a luncheon We'd
nesday In honor Of two Of the
popular members, Mrs. Harry Will
llngham and Mrs. n. Il. Cisco, who
have recently returned To Column
bus 10 live. Mrs. J.. +. Floyd
Whites residence was the scene
OF the happy occasion.
The guests passed the morning
with some wild bidding for the
high score IN i've hundred. Cow
.ers were laid for twelve in the spa
.cious dining room. The color
scheme OF red and white was car
ried out In both the flowers and
decorations.
Those who enjoyed the luncheon
were Mesdames Howard Alley. n.
H. Cisco, Harry Willingham. Lee.
Riggs, J. l.. Walker. George Peters.
William King. W. l.. Moody. j.
Floyd White and J. II. Cox. Mrs.
Anderworth, Mrs. Whites mother,
also enjoyed the pleasures Of the
day.
Mrs. n. b. Cisco will be hostess 10
the club September 10 at Mrs.
George Peters residence when they
will play bridge.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-19
NOTICE.

Columbus, New Mex, Sept. 10. 1919.
MONITION-N0tice Is hereby
given that there was seized ON
n. 1919. at Columbus,
n. NJ collection district OF III Paso.
for violation Of section 3062, United
States revised statutes, one Ford
automobile, engine number 2,isi.sO0,
which will be sold at public sale,
ia front Of the United States GUS
tom house. at Columbus, New Mex
leo. al 10 O. m, October 25, 1919.
Anyone claiming the property is
required 10 nle claim with the COL
lector Of Customs, at III Paso,
Texas, prior 10 October 10. 1919.
n. +. Crawford. Collector Of Gus
toms. Sept 203t
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-19


Next Sunday, the 18th Sunday
after pontecosL the masses IN Coll
umhus will be al 3 ard $50 a. IN.
lon Sunday. Septombes Is. there
will be only one mnss hcre-name-
ly at n a. m. The FIRST mass will
DE al Hatchiia for the soldiers.
During the month OF October
there will be an evening service In
honor OF the Souls IN Purgalory,
Lat 8 p. m. each evening Of the
month.
We hope that there viii be some
member Of each family attending
said service.
Tbs Catholic Church Extension
Society has given the name for our
new church. The new church. will
be called The Church Of the Holy
Family"
We have our new parish seal.
On next sunday evening at =
O'Clock the pastor. Rev. A. J.
Bishop. will lecture on Outside the
True Church Of Christ There j.
mo Salvation"
DO we mean thereby 30 say that
our good non-Calhollc friends will
he lost. God forbid Il. No. Come
and learn the altitude OF the
Church In this regard.
That service will conclude with
benediction with the most blessed
sacrament.
Nearly all Mcxicans are Roman
Catholics. I was, indeed. very
sorry that urgent business matters
In relation 10 the new church ne
ccssitated my being away. I was
with them in spirit on the 10th Of
Septembcr-thcir national holiday.
was very happy To learn on my
return that their celebration was
a great success in every way. In
dividuals love 10 celebrate the an
nivcrsaries Of the great events oc-
curing In their aud in the lives Of
their friends. The greater the
event the greater also is their
demonstration In commcmoralion
Of the same. o. A. Bronson. great
American philosopher, said: Ma
tons are only individuals on n
larger scale" Therefore. they too
find great pleasure IN celebrating
with pomp and solemnity the mem
|orable events Of their history. All
men r brothers and sisters in the
Divine plan. So. in all sincerity do
| repeat the fact; | am very happy
to know that the anniversary Of
that great event in Mexican history.
National Independence Day" was
celebrated here by all with great
|demonstration-which brought I'M
utterable JOY 10 my good people
the Mexicans OF this city. My best
and sincerest wishes for them al
this time are these. May the Good
God who is the father Of all soon
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-19
Columbus Theatre Program
The following Program will be presented a. the Columbus
Theater for the Week Beglnntng
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 20

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SATURDAY., SEPTEMBER 10
United Pictures ~ America offers for your appro,aI n ave-,..l
special production featuring Florence Reed In Her Code Of
Honor.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER a.
Vhagraph presents Fortunes Child" featuring Gladys leslie
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22-
Supreme Photo Plays presentsthis excellent cumanatlou. Tuu
Mix In Law North OF 49," "Beuer Halfr Mack senne,i and
Fatty Arhucile In "Iimid Wife"
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER g.
Goldwyn presents Hex Beachs Screen Classic Of the Great south-
west Heart Of the Sunset" a fascination story of the horxer
iand In which the famous ma thor tells the starry of trne lo,es
over despair ~ srven thFining parts
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2i-
Select Pictures Corporation presents "The Knife realurlno Allies
Brady. "N'
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25--
FoA presents Tom Mix In Fighting for Gold" In Ave uay,s and
Mutt and Jen In "A Attorney" N ""
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER a.
World Pictures Corporation presents "A Man Of Brou,e- In "A.
parts featuring Lewis {. Stone. " "'
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-19

ANAAA N''Hf
The Rt Rev. A. j.. schulcr, s. J.
DID. bishop OF NJ Paso. negotiated
ia loan OF 100000 for the Holy
Church Of columbus at the
request Of the local pastor. Rev. A.
u. Bishop.
We now see our way clear to
complete the new church. II will
be ready for occupancy ON Christ
mas Day.
Mr.. V. c. picpmcicr will In all
probability be asked 10 build said
church for us.
The Catholic Board for Mission
Work Of New York CRY wrote that
they will consider my appeal in be-
half Of our new church. So we
may expect a donation from that
SQUIRE.
The Catholic Extension Society
.of Chicago sent In their check for
$4,000 for the new church.
IN all. from outside sources. 7
have received $4,000. This mean
something. II improves Columbus.
My church will cost $1,000 and NOR
when completed. Therefore. fellow
.ciuEen, | still need help and |
win appreciate any help the public
will give. ! am coming 10 visit
.all soon In relation 10 getting a
little help.
REV. A. J. BISHOP, Pastor.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-19

Santa Rita-Little Hatchol Noun
tain properties r attracting at
tention Of investors. Copper-Sil-
yer gold veins under development:
mining engineers representing
eastern interests examine mining
properties In many active districts.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-19

Topeka State Journal: A former
state official wants q fee OF $4,000
In addition Ia his salary OF $1,000
as nominal receiver Of The Home
Telephone Company. How does Il
happen that a $4,000 man is hold
ing a $1,000 jobg
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-19

J.. +. Church, the sign painter.
will make Columbus his home. Hls
family arrived Sunday.
Donovan 4 Mobiles have opened
up the largest and SWEETEST garagc
in Columbus. They have every
thing and do everything done b
an automobile or truck. They have
IN stock all parts for all. or nearly
all. machines. They will furnish
all oils, grcascs and other sup
plies.
l painted the gold sign on To-
horns Iewelry store lsec church,
Arthur Blcck has purchased the
plant and good will Of the Column
.hus Botiling Works. Ne. Of course.
expects 10 retain all old customers
and Is looking for new ones. San
itary conditions IN the production
OF all the latest soft drinks Is what
he stands for. Try him once. and
you will he a regular customer.
Tablets, pencils. stationery and
school supplies ut Powers.
The Jewish New Year will be
celebrated In Columbus on Scpicm-
Der % and 20 with services both
morning and evening at the Column
bus Fuel Co. Al Jewish business
houses viii observe the two days
by closing. The Talmud will be-
brought here from NJ paso. 4
cordial invitation Is extended 10 all
soldiers.
Lost-Fisk 3ixi plain tread auto
tire on iron rim. g reward. NJ. ~.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-19

Lieutenant N. r.. Halloran ath-
lelic officer OF the cath infantry,
announces that speedball Hayden
and nufus Williams are matched
for a big bout at Phoenix October
Ia. Rufus is now in training
r. l.. McCamanL representing the
Mccreary Tire and Rubber Co. was
In Columbus Thursday and APP
pointed J. n. Payne, local agent.
Mr.. Payne will be found with the
Rcardon Bros. Garage. or course
Il il the Savage Tire he represents.
I. n whilcmore. with the J. A.
Mahoncy Company. Deming. was
IN Columbus Thursday boosllne the
luna County Fair. Mr.. Whittemorc
was busy every minute and had q
splendid line OF talk on fair matters
IN general and the big doinra for
three days at Deming. October 1.
b and 3.
You can cheer the new editor Of
the Courier wonderfully by tele-
phonine. writing or calling and Civ
ing the news Of your neighborhood.
school, church, or lodge. II requires
some effort TO get out a ncwsy. in
iercsling publication. Items OF In
terest appearing 10 you OF small
consequence may be 'big" news 10
other subscribers. So be good and
help the Courier out
Tho Home Servie Agents Office
A. n. C. Is now under the super
vision OF Mrs. Lucille Eghert and
Is located just hack Of Mayor
Blair's Office. II is the desire Of
this Office to cooperate in every
possible way with The families Of
soldiers who are still in the service
and those who are discharged. n
any difficulty arises such as de-
allotments, n~on-rcceipt OF lib
bonds. renewed insurance and
any Information that the soldiers
families need this Office Is eve
ready 10 cooperate and give any
assistance that the community may
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-19
AND PERSONAL

Drop into Powers for drugs and
prescriptions.
7 painted the gold sign on the
First National Bank lSce Church
Mrs. W. r. smith Of carlsband Is
visiting her brother-in-law. W. W.
Huticson.
Powers ice cream and other soda
fountain products taste powerful
good these hot days.
Richard Flahive Of Dcming was
In Columbus this week shaking
hands. Ne also renewed his sub
scripiion for the Courier.
D. b. Cnwrll and bride have
come IN Columbus 10 live and are
being cordially welcomed by the
young soldiers many friends.
There Is a chance in the Courier
office for a bright fairly we'll edu-
Gated boy To learn the printing
trade under expert supervision.
Mrs. Margaret Barron has been
very pleasantly eomplimented by
the War Department for her article
published in the i2th Cavalry
Standard and Columbus Courier
entitled LET Ne Call You Mother
Mayor Blair will receive sub
scriplions for the relief ~ the gulf
storm sufferers. NE will take the
matter mp with the Chamber Of
Commerce Immediately. Columbus
by an means should be- represented
among the large number who will
readily respond. Details will be
published next week.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-19

am not supersiiiious, hut !
believe In signs. church,.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-19
PROCEEDINGS or THE BOARD
on TRUSTEES or COLUMBUS

on TRUSTEES or COLUMBUS
September 10 1919.
The board Of trustees met In
regular session. Present: Mayor
y. n Blair, Trustees Frederickson.
|hvans and Tracy. Absent Klein.
Minutes Of the last regular meet
ing were read and approved. after
which the following bills were pre-
senlod:
=. Carter, S2.Oo
Edwin q. Dean, expenses- 600
J. r. Blair, fixing s~lreet---- 400
a. frcdcrickson. hauling dirt $50
Columbus Courier. pub. pro-
ceeuihea COS
Moved by Tracy, seconded By
Frederickson that bills be allowed
and orders drawn for the same.
Carried.
George Paypus' application for
license was read.
w. A. wakeneld's application for
license was read.
Motion by Frederickson. seconded
by Evans that W. A. Wakeneld's
be allowed and clerk
be instructed 10 issue license. Car
ried.
Letter from STATE Tax Commits
sion was read.
Letter from First National Bank
read.
Moved by Frederickson. seconded
by Evans, that the clerk be in
structed 10 answer the First Ma
ional Bank's letter at once. Car
ried.
Ordinance No. 50 was read for
the third time.
Moved by Evans, seconded by
that Ordinance No. SO be
passed at third reading and or
dered published. Carried.
Ordinance No. ~ was read for
the third time.
. Moved by frederickson, seconded
by Evans, that Ordinance No. Is
be- passed at third reading and or
dered published. Carried.
Evans and Tracy appointed a
committee 10 investigate the street
sprinkler question.
Paul !. Walkers application for
billboard permit was read and held
over until the next meeting.
No further business appearing
the board adjourned.
j. r. BLAIR. Mayor.
EDWIN q. DEAN, Clerk.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-19

Lost-Fisk 3ixt plain tread aui.
tire on iron rim. % reward. NJ. y
McCurdy.