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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
FIVE

ter, resui.a. Then no called tho number.
ana rack In the middle section about
, ,,% roy, from the front. aman Jumped ]
Yest number so-nnd-so. 1t is FOR YOU
ALI. CAN HAVE FREEDOM ,.t{A
IL THEY WILL SEEK GOD
He pressed his way out and came down,
role, d9Wn his cheeks; He said: ~ hayo
Wite has diet my, little boy, has died. MY
isn't Hn:eody know. but I am glad TO
Arc YOU sure IL Is for me7"
Yes. IL liz II pardon. sit down."
Tho follow sat down in front and tho men
started to march out TO the lock-step.
which was then In vogue, and as they won't
swinging by: like great winding serpent,
feet or and stated to Sst II line but tho
out OF me line. you are no longer pri-,
oncr. that ls an unconditional pardon front
GoyernoE pfeifer" He stepped out
out a man and then they grant him par.
don, but God says, whatsoever Will. mag
become free"
God offers it to s=vr,5v1y. acd +. no
I have got proposition to put up "a
every sinner earth. 1t 1, your freedom
do you want IL? All can do Is to say It.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
LOOKED LIKE He
HAD THE FLU"
Wife Became Anxious About
Husbands HeaIth-Had
Symptoms OF 'sFlu..
TELLS WHAT SHE DID

"My husband was threatened with
the Flu He had n bad cough and cold
He grew nervous and restless at night
and complained of headaches during
the day. His appetite left him all Of
a sudden and ] knew he needed some
thing to build him up quick. We heard
Hypo-Cod was preventive of the
Flu, so got bottle right away. 1t
did wonders. IL helped him right from
the start" declared Richmond lady,
whose name and address are given
below; His cough and cold disap-
Dcared. and by the time he had taken
half OF n second bottle. he was eating
good. and II was no time then befor,
his strength came back. / honestly
believe he would have been taken down
with the Flu II II hadn't been for
Hypo-C And look what we saved.
IT meant dollars and cents to us. He
mtSht have been laid up for four or
five weeks like others know and 40
I'm mighty glad to recommend il.
TYPO God helped other members Of tho
amily. too, and II is fine for elderly
people, too. An old lady, aged II, who
mas been staying at our house, has
beon greatly strengthened and heIned
by II, and ] believe that medicine
that Will help old people regain their
strength Is good for anybody" de-
clared Mrs. a. Schneider, Ill East
Main Street, Richmond. Va.
4 Certainly the lady's statement above
must convince any one that Hypo Cod
u a remedy worth going down To
Tragle'D Drug Store for Tonight. IT m
Slt 20 "a large bottle. z s. g nv ~ q "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
THOUSANDS HERE SAY HYP0-C0D is
WONDERFUL FOR COLDS, COUGHS and ]
AS A Tonic after WASTING ILLNESS
People BY The Score In Richmond Come Out Glowing Tributes
TO Hypo-Cod, The New And Remarkable Malt Iron Wild
Cherry Bark, Cod Liver And Syrup OF Hypo-
phOsphites Preparation.
Tragle's Drug Store Is Intro
ducing It-Really Pleas
ant To Take.
CHILDREN LIKE 1T;
DOCTORS RECOMMEND 1T

Elsewhere on this page, arc the state
ments OF Richmond people, who tell in
fiieved them OF their troubles. Many
with dangerous coughs, colds, bron-
chial and catarrhal troubles report
have appeared in other issues of this
paper have told how Hypo-Cod
strengthened and built them up after
People just recovering from the
Flu" have told Of the awful aching
weak lungs. awful coughs and colds.
mucus in throat and that desperate
weakness that makes ono iifeless and
spell. In all these kind OF cases Hypo-
Cod has proven its superiority over
Still others in weakened, rundown
condition and fearing the Flu" have
told Of taking it as n tonic to fortify
themselves and of how it gave them
new Eigor. appetite, energy and weight
builds You Up.
The Statements of local people. easily
verified. which appear on the right,
prove. conclusvely that 1t IL unneces-
sary for one TO linEer in bed or around
the house for weeks or months after
tagious diseases. Hypo-Cod will put
the weak. down. bed-ridden per-
son back on their feet days and weeks
sooner, as their statements say:
= by the experience OF these Richmond
people and the hundreds of others who
praise il you can profit. You can fol-
low their advice and select from the
numerous remedies on the druggists
shelf the very thing you want. Some
prefer to ask their doctor first, and il
you will take a bottle to him and show
him the formula he will honestly
recommend it. even in preference to his
own prescription we find as rule.
The formula appears on the bottle and
carton. and Hypo-C Cod, it should be re-
membered. is made by the nationally
known Earle Chemical Co. OF Wheel
ing. w. Va. which insures tho very
best OF ingredients. quality and
strength.
With SO many apt to get sick par
ticularly at this time OF the year, un-
less they fortify themselves with such
a builder. With SO many contracting
lung troubles. bronchial. catarrhal and
pulmonary troubles after the Flu" or
Pneumonia, it is wise for the whole
family to strengthen themselves and
increase their disease resisting VITALITY
by taking Hypo-Cod. Doctors, drug
gists and thousands OF users recon-
mend Hypo-Cod. Get bottle tonight.
We gladly prepay large bottle Hypo-
Cod anywhere upon receipt OF price,
Sl.2O."-Tragle's Drug Store. sir East
Broad Street, Richmond. Va: Morri-
sons. Petersburg: williamsburg Drug
Co. Williamsburg. and good druggists
everywhere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
LITTLE BOY HAD
DOUBLE PNEUMONIA
Richmond Mother With Two
Children, Both Down With
"Flu," Tells What She
Gave Them.
!.
THOUGHT ONE WAS
GOING TO DIE

had she eG hoys r rssa bot find we're ef
with u terrible cough. The little fell
low bdeyeI1psd double oI and
he got SO poor and thin. Both coughed
all the time. and ordinary cough rnedi-
cines would not touch it Hypo-Cod'
was the first and only thing that did
fine appetite. too. and they eat their
little heads off now, but I've always
said would rather pay grocer bill
OF them have gotten so fat since T
started giving them Hypo-Cod that Ii
has really. surprised everybody. Any.
one can see by looking at the little
and it. has built them up so fine and
quick ! am only too glad to recommend
Hypo-Cod, for 1t does what they claim
100 East Eighth Street. Richmond, Va.
Makes Robust Children.
IIypo-Cod is the finest kind OF
medicine for weak. rundown. pale and
weak-lunged children, especially after
long wasting illness, when their little
lungs and bodies are SO apt TO contract
dangerous complications. Hypo-Cod
contains nothing harmful to the small
est child. end doctor will tell you after
pears on every bottle. that it is all
right. It Is made by the nationally
known Earle Chemical Company, OF
wheeling. w. Va, and this is double
insurance of its genuine merit. Thous-
ands OF mothers with weak. rundown
coughing children have been eIated
and it is SO nice to take, children are.
fond OF Hypo-Cod. Get bottle to-.
night at tho drug store. We gladly
prepay Hypo-Cod anywhere upon re-
Store. SIT East Broad Street. Richmond,
Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
'HYPO-COD A
GODSEND TO NE"
Lungs Sore Terrible Cough.
Spit Up Chunks Mucus
And Blood.
HAD FEYER-FELT
MISERABLE ALL OVER

81 had bad cold on tho lungs and
believe I was going into a real case
or pneumonia" declared Il Richmond
lady whose name and address are given
below,
II had terrible cough, and 1t was
so deep on my lungs ] had severe pains
across my chest and under my shoulder
blades. l coughed up great chunks Of
mucus and blood. had high fever.
too, and felt weak and miserable ali
over. had used fiaNseed poultices
but l didn't seem TO get any relief. so
when friend recommended Hypo- Cod
10 me ] took the advice and found a
vrn,.an medic medicine Hypo;,cod has
be extremely ungrateful IL failed to
advise others Of It. 1t surely Will
Deneht any one. and in my case the
first bottle relieved the congestion and
reduced the fever, and also stopped the
cough. Amer the very first bottle the
cough had nearly gone. and IT has since
butlt up my strength and appetite, and
now am hungry and feeling good all
the time. My nerves are much better
too. since 1 have been taking it, and !
attn sure that Hypo- Cod warded on a bad
M. Bryant, 1871 Venable Street, Rich
mond. Va. "
Hypo- God will increase the disease
resisting vitality and IL will not only
move that chest soreness. but il will
IN addition strengthen the system SO
that you are less apt to catch disease.
coughs. colds and other wintry ms
Whole families might wisely take IL
as a.: tonic and preventive. Especially
II some one In the house fs sick. Pro.
Cod. - ''S 'po
II builds rundown people up, and
LOT the same reason is by Tar tho best
tonic and builder you can possibly get
after long. wasting illness. Get a hot
tie to-night, at Traxle's Drug Store.
here IN Richmond IL residing out OF
ffo oTl aoS SS s drnssist csnget Hypo- Cod
/, tSy e, !. as$rss = y iisst Bread slrset
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ships. here. "Be suro your sins will IND
i don't know how. 1 don't know when. l
don't know where. 'Bc sure your sins Will
Right by sido of that. would like to
Put m ;.np,hsr yers. IL We confess our Sins
tell you folks. ! never used to under;
will cast your Sins behind my back"
Pacific OCEAN 9 S,y MILES N Drrru
That is a figure that God uses. know
rns sfnt :oG what Is hshind my back c
viii cas-, then, behind my back. God
ssysi 81 VII H. cas-. them into the deepest
Over near the friendly islands in the Pa
six ss %G snf foana
shs So.io ni Hs hGre Is VALLEY six and
was. which is $4,000 feet or i've miles. God
den,h of the seas '"e'' '"'' ''' 'peS'
a., TIVE miles Of water roll over .hs Titanic.
G S.sos! n ~ roins wSs!
tss ss asSg Of 9Hl hs viii na no
more forever, God, passes an act OF for.
DhssEs All Tcs% e SINS
M hsfs K asHs,e H %,n sse- q d ns
of my ol9nG every molssu'e and brain
he'll that absolutely despise. with every
Tsp 'ioa 9 OF sof h wo 'Sro Sr
Into into your fac and rcninds YOU or some
something you did once. When ny: You are e' moi
It, H%ip M:, that 'h,nE now such dirty dogs
cent, 50 they want, TO drag everybody down
you GOO 4on d sSs Give rae asS what what
When man takes his stand for Christ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
So BAD
FRIGHTENED
HER MOTHER
Coughed Terribly-Had No APP
petite-Dreadfully Ill, But
Hypo-Cod Built Her Up.
STOPPED THE UGH

My daughter had such bad cough
and cold II frightened me-" declared
Mrs. r. j. Parater. one of the Oldest
Portuguese residents in Richmond.
whose address is given below.
she coughed terribly hard and 1t
frightened me. She felt dreadfully iii,
and had no appetite, so when ] saw
Hypo-Cod highly recommended l.
bought a bottle. She has since then
used two bottles. and her cough is en-
tirely gone; 1t has built up her
ter. 1t did her worlds of good. and
she says she feels better and stronger
than she has in several years. l surely
don't believe she would have recov-
cred so quickly from what appeared to
be the Flu" if she had not taken
declared Mrs. +. j. Parater. 2ll5 Jefrer-
son Avenue.
Don't Cough Any More.
These testimonials about Typo Cod
are easily verified. All of them are
probably reading their own statements
just like you are this very minute,
perhaps. and surely If the statements
were exaggerated the newspapers
would not publish them.
Besides. Hypo-Cod is made by one
ccutical houses in America. of the very
finest ingredients, and the formula is
plainly printed on bottle and carton
The name Earle Chemical Co, OF
Wheeling. w. Va. is double insurance
Get n bottle OF Hypo-cod and build
yourself UP. I'VE gladly prepay Hypo-
Cod anywhere upon receipt OF price
s 1.2o."--Tragle's Drug Store, 8l7 East
Broad Street. Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

nG m ss' fy'4S;s s'
!! into The Ssepest deEths Of tho sea- s casts
IT II Ishna his h.n back -v That is wha, nseomss
can cart do that, Don't Try and make your
and Gods {T Is w yonrs, ono Plea
WARDEN HAS Sl rAEpoN FOR ,o~rrrs
used ri"1- 10 Se my N sosa William Masy
clsary; warden q the p,ssnl,en,t,ary Of Joliet.
Wa fG you to yone up af here SAND and
sp.ai; to the prisoners next Sunday. Don't
Thia along in tho middle OF the week
i Going to !. happen TesS' slssse
@ 10 tho s9 IS ssE of Ms H he
stepped to the front lie said AID. ,.
@ tsT OF ,h ths
the rules; Isl. up right, fold your arms,
eyes. lips apart. Air Mccieary said: II have
Sly friend said he 'e could t PICK %a out every
man that was or was not. Every man that
ne said sa f sn @ hack Glde not his
1e Every life aaT
could hear tho hearts beat OF those ITO
PRISONER ANSWERS CALL
BY HIS JAIL NUMBER
1 "urs go Don't Up k ssp ihem Waiting tel
ss"s wy "S e SSS2 let ne
man car" put. MS hands on, me am
nS NOT rr IF sa' These men have
STAY asc, ri, .sia Il, is for william John,
that; a Il vas for wiiiism Johnson; Nj
major that the number would bring bet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
STRICKEN ARMENIA
SEES STAR OF HOPE
CONTINUED From First Paee.N

tContinned From First Page.) 7
menia littorals both seas without
shutting the Georgians off from their
outlet at Batum or claiming the Turk
ish port OF Samsun. The only point
OF dispute would appear 10 lie in the
direction OF Arabia, between the Per-
sian border and Diarbekr. -
So there you have the concrete in
stances of n dream which an enslaved
and ravished people have held before.
their eyes for hundreds Of years. and
which now appears to be in the way
OF fulfllment. =
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-28

TO LEASE THREE ROOM HOUSE
furnished, 2 blocks from postoiIicc.
s ee AID. Frost
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-28


Washington Nov. 28--Brig. Cen
William Mitchell. chief Of training
and operations OF the army air
service. announces that The Mexican
border ~ now pairolled daily BY
air along IT, entire i.too milea. The
distance ia nearly six limea that Of
the western front from Switzerland
TO Dunkirk.
Tho old Frs. Bombardmcni
Group 10 there on a war basis with
all ~ armament bombs and guns.
The First Pursuit Group, with the
famous oath and 95th squadrons arr
concentrated at Kelly Field. near
san Antonio, Tex. Many Of the old
officers and men are with H. The
First Surveillance Group has been
dcploycd along The whole border. A
system ~ signals has BEEN arranged
with jewellers al isolated spots ~
that they can summon aid In a . Of
need In all there are about 30U
airplanes IN service with all theif
war equipment on the border. About
the same number arc in reserve. 4
wireless control system has been de-
veloped for directing this air force.
General Mitchell says that per-
lection has been attained in several
new aeronautical inventions, notable
among them a variable pitch propcl-
Ter. with which al high attitudes,
and by reinforcing the motor with
the supcr-chargcr. which delivers q
mixture Of sea level density, IL may
be possible 10 attain a speed OF 30t
10 800 miles an hour, owing 10 the
lcsscned air resistance at 10000 OF
$1,000 feet AZ such speed, General
Mitchell points out II would be pos
sible 10 cross the Atlantic In six u
seven hours. Armored airpanes ar,
in course OF construction which are
really flying tanks.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-28

Florence Reed and eHer Code Of.
Honor" Also Smiling Bill parson,
the laugh king. In "Bnl Camps Out
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-28
THE STORY OF "sUsr s0uAws

% be shown Al the Columbus Thea
ter on Sunday, November 20,
Rosues' Roost was well named. Il
was the hang-oul Of bad-men Of
the west and Snake lie Gal was as.
bad as they make EN-.
Up In q little shack in the noun
tains an old squaw lived with her
h~alf-brecd son and Fawn, a beau
.iinul girl whose fair complexion and
vivaclous manner belled her Indian
origin. On her dcath-bcd the sqaaw
revealed TO her son the secret Of
Fawn's birth; that she was the child
OF a white woman for whom his
father, Jim Dorr. had deserted her.
In revenge. the squnw had enlisted
the aid Of Snake Lc Gal who kid
naped the child from It's white
mother.
shortly after the squaw's death,
the half-breed shot one Of lie Gal $
gang IN a dispute over a card game.
and became AN outlaw.
Ten years passed. Fawn had do
veloped into a beautiful woman,
having been adopted by the parson,
a missionary Of the mountains. The
country was tcrrorixed by a series
Of robbcrics which were laid II
the Phantom. a mysterious outlaw.
The Phantom was In fact the half
breed. brother Of Fawn. Fawn knew
Of his hiding place and often went 10
see him, but none suspected that
The lovely half-breed. as she WIGS
believed 10 be, visited the outlaw.
To Rogues' Roost came a stranger.
swing his name as Watkins. What
the strangers reason for G. ing u
This primitive place was, non,
knew. He made inquiries regarding
The whereabouts Of Jimmy Dorr, but
beyond that his mission was shroud.
ed with mystery.
Many years ago sheriff Hollisicl
Of the county had been murdered b,
lie Gal. Had lie Gal noted IN,
strong resemblance Of the stranger
10 the dead Sheriff, he would no
have felt so secure.
] The stranger met Fawn. and soor
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-28
RICH CATILEMAN SHOT
AND TIED TO CHAIR

Albuquerque. Nov. 25-Abraham
Contrcras. a rich cattlcman Of So
zorro county. was found shot and
tied 20 his chair in his home near la
Joya early this morning by his son,
following a fight with six robbers.
Contreras is reported 10 have kept
large sums Of money in his home
and robbery is believed 10 have been
the motive for the attack. His dogs
aroused his son, but the robbers cs-
capped horseback without getting any
money. Contreras is probably fatally
wounded.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-28

J. Stuart Blackton's human heart
drama In six parts. THE Moonshine
Trail" the photoplay OF the hour.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-28
classified ADvERTIsEMENTs

FOR SALE, on TRADE FOR PROP
erty In Columbus house and lot
In Queen addition 10 Douglas, Adj
dress Box 253, Columbus, n. Mex
ii-2i-28-5
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-28

THE UNITED STATES CIVIL
Service Commission announces a.
seamstress noneducational exam
nation will be held on Dec. "a,
1919, for the purpose Of filling a
vacancy In the position OF scam
stress in the o. NJ. service at Co
mmbus, N. NJ. Application blanks
and further Information may be-
obtained from the local secretary,
Board Of Civil Service Examiners,
at the Columbus p%ostoffice.
THE UNITED STATES CIVIL
Service Commission announces a
%hOrseshoer noneducational cxnm-
nation will be held on Dee. 10,
1919. for the purpose OF filling a
vacancy In the position Of horse
sheer in the 0. NJ. service at Co
lumbus. N. NJ. Application blanks
and further Information may be
obtained from the local secretary,
Board Of Civil Service Examiners,
at the Columbus postoffice.
UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE
Commission announces that a sad
der UNCONVENTIONAL examination
will be held on Nov. 20, 1919, for
the purpose Of filling a vacancy IN
the position OF saddler In the
Transportation service at Column
bus. Application blanks and fur
Their information mcy be obtained
from the local secretary. Board OF
Civil Service Examiners, at the
Columbus, N. NJ postoffice.
UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE
Commission announces that q cob
bier noneducali0na! examination
will be held on Dee. 8, 1919, for
the purpose Of filling a vacancy In
the supply Office service at Column
bus. Application blanks Ind fur
ther INFORMATION may be obtained
from the local secretary, Board Of
Civil Service Examiners, at the
Columbua n. NJ. p~ostofice.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-28

Robertson Cole special "Just
squaw.~ picturizing life in the bad
lands Of the west featuring Beatrice
Michelcnn. Thrills, punch and emo
ton. A synopsis Of this picture APP
pears In story form in this issue OF
the Courier.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-28
Watch for Specials
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ron sALE-oNE or TIE BEST

FoR sALE-oNE or THE BEST
paying garages in the state Of New
Mexico. Penly Of work; large
stock Of supplies, and best Of all
agent for the best and most pop
ular a In America. II takes real
money 10 handle this. Minimum
price $4,000; part terms. A gold
mine and getting better. Owner
wishes 10 retire and look after
other interests. Address AZ. the
Courier.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
MfICE

Columbus, New Mex, Nov. a. 1919.
M0NITON--Notice IL hereby given
that there vas seized on Nov. ~.
1919, at Columbus, N. NJ. collection
district Of III PasO. for violation OF
section 1902, United States Revised
Statutes, one Dodge automobile. en-
gine number 2i6, 136. which will be
sold at public sale, In front Of the
United States custom house, al Co
lumhus, New Mexico, at 10 a. m.
December rs, 1919. Any one claiming
the property Is required 10 file claim
with the Collector Of Customs, nj III
pna0, Texas, prior 10 December 4
1919. Il. Il. CRAWFORD.
Collector Of Customs.
i3-2i-i5
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-28

company n Eleven Defeats Com
pany g, $50


Company D eleven trampled over
the Company @ aggregation with a
score Of 1870 al the Gath Infantry
srldiron sunday. when the b eleven
taking advantage Of G's hackneld
errors made two downs and one aeld
goal.
The battle, together with scnsa-
tional plays by Moore and Jackson
throughout the game, was one Of the
hest grid contests Of the year and
was Witnessed by a large crowd Of
soldiers aud civilians.
The lineups we're as follows.
Company B-BiJwn |. e.; J. Jack
son, l. T.; Alexander. l. g.; Lewis, c:
r.. Jones' r. T.; Hardiman. T. .;
Moore, /. I. b.; Walker. r. h. b.; Ed.
Jones, T. b. Coach. Louis A. Scipio.
suhstitutions: A. Walker for Boyd.
Leslie for w. Jackson, Works for
Moore, Brown for I'd. Jones.
Company G-Taylor. I. G.: Savage.
!. T.; Washington, l. e.; Brown, c..
White, r. T.; Wilson, r. l.; Saunders,
r. e.; Roster, q. b.; Finucy, l. n. b.;
Bradford. r. h. b.; Bowers, I. b. Sub
stitutions: Lane for Saunders, john
son for Roster. Young for Finney.
Walker for Bradford.
Score by periods
Company B-----7 o o Ga
Company q --0 o o O. 0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and W.
jackson. Goal from touchdown-w.
jackson.
Referee, Lieutenant Kirk. I'm
pire. Lieutenant woodburn. Head
linesman. Lieutenant Francis. Time
Of periods, 10 minutes.
Company @ gave one Of their well
known balls and Il was a huge sue
cess. Every body was happy. For
refreshments they had to 30 10 q
company. The good time d Is riehl
on your trail. That means that y
company Is going 10 put on a ball
that will be remembered for somc
time 10 come.
Colonel Manchester. our well
known commander. gave an inter.
csting talk last Saturday 10 the en-.
listed men and all Of the old timers
who heard him appreciated his TO.
marks and also the sensible recruits
appreciated H. too.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-28

Robertson Cole special The Coura-
-uoJlo oul 10 kIols v .'pIuNoo snoas
tai quarters Of San Francisco feat
uring the distinguished Japanese
sessus Hayakawa. Also O.
Strand Comedy, who's With The
Baby9" A short story Of the coura-
geous Coward appears on page 7 Of
this issue.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-28

Wanted for Murder" the great
special 8. Jay Kaufman photodrama
starring Elaine Hammerstein. Also
Chas. Chaplain in Million Dollar
Job"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-28

William Fox presents The Coward
Ice Court" featuring Peggy Hyland
Pin 1--WE parts. Also Mutt and Jeff In
1.-The New Champion"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-28

Special, The She Wolf" featuring
Miss Texas Guinan. the compelling
original and captivating character Of
the screen. Don't miss this one