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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-10-31
Report on IIIiterates.

Report on IliIterates.
According to figures of the state in
dustriaI accident board at the close of
the quarter ending June 80, just is
sued, there were employed by indus
tries Of Montana which have more
than $4,000 employees, total of 7,S4S
residence of the aliens in the United
States is u years and the average age
of the illiterates is 80 years.
The aliens come from nearly every
nation of the globe, even Iceland and
Lapland being represented with one
citizen each.
Austria is the heaviest represented,
there being 1,080 citizens of that coun-
try, while the Italians follow with $685.
The Greeks are third with IA. the
Finlanders fourth with 5S7.
r x X
Sues to Force Bond Issue.
Frank Gales, as relator, has filed
in the supreme court proceedings to
compel the commissioners Of Hill
county to issue bonds totaling 81 ,O0O,-
900 for relief of drouth stricken farm
ers in that county.
Two mooted questions are at issue
In the Observation-Disclosures the legal
limit of indebtedness is based on the |
assessed valuation of property or the |
for taxation purposes and |
sinking funds should be SUBJ |
tracted from the total indebtedness of
a county. Other legal questions are
raised and direct appeal is made to the
state supreme court to facilitate de-
,ision and obtain what is termed finn
Mediate relief" for the farmers.
r 4 4
Nov. II American Legion Day
Gov. Samuel v. Stewart wifi be ask
d to declare November IL, the first
Of the armistice, a legal
Holiday as american Legion day."
n accordance with instructions sent
ut from national headquarters of the
american legion by Henry D. Linds-
ey, chairman Of the national executive
ommittee.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-10-31

II people who are bilious arc treated 40
.ordinG to lOenl symptoms they seldom get
very much better. Whatever relief 10 OBJ
aimed 10 usually temporary. Trace bilious
to its source and remove the cause and
the chances arc that the patient Will re-
main strong and healthy
Doctors say that more than 10 nom
organic diseases can be traced to Acid
ftemach. Biliousness IL one of them Indi-
Eestion heartburn, belchfng. sour stomach.
bloat and gas other signs of acid
stomach. EATONIC. the marvellous modern
stomach remedy, brings quick relief from
these stomach miseries which lead to 4 long
train of ailments that make life miserable
rot corrected
EATONIC literally absorbs and carries
away tho excess acid Makes the stomach
strong. cool and comfortable. Helps diges-
uon; improves the appetite and you then
get full strength from your food. Thousands
~ that DATONIC II the most effective
Momach remedy in the world. 1t IL the help
kOU need. Try II ON money -back-f-
sot -satished guarantee. At all drugg lists.
Only 81 cents for big box.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
CAMP ELECTRICIiN HUGHES
RECEINES PAINFUL MI nv

Jewel Hughes. camp electrician.
whose circle uf friends includes his
large acquaintance M bath civil and
military life, Is temporarily inca-
parilaicd from duty, because an
unruly slcpladdcr allowed him Ia
fall about twelve feet, the handle
of his pliers attached Ia his belt,
penetrating his right side Just ahovc
the hip. n didn't take him long IL
JERK them out. but the surgeon who
dressed Ne savage wound told
j,,,,i u w.,,f} Co. ss.'.s. is.a. :.
fore hc could resume work
llr has Just performed mrrilnr-
inus service IN placing lights along
The grade leading through camp.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
ONYX THEATRE
GRAND OPENING
dune 2ith and 25lh Manager Fred
Mcto.S Noted Film Man, 10
Open New Thrater.
To PRESENT GREAT FEATURE
IN Order to Accommodate crowds
"Ihc Heart cf Humanity" 10 he
shown Two Days and Nights.

W. Z. Kings beautiful new Onyx
ihcalcr that is now rapidly near
ing completion. Will oprn ~ door
lo the public Tuesday aud Wcducs-
day evening. june - and 20. after
noon and evening. Manager Fred
MrGoy presenting one of the ariis
TIE movies of the world. The Heart
uf Humanity" that has been play
ing Ia hig business in ~ pusn. fea
turing Dorothy Phillips.
up to May, 1919 Mr.. NcCny has
managed seven different ilieairr.
and ut tho time hc was called int
The service last may be- was man
aging the Park thralrr b. Gallup.
v VI. llr ha. hrru m il.e service
ten months and was di.t harprd al
Fort Rli-s IN March Sinrr that
time hc has been with uc Cnnsnli
lated Film and suppl, Go n spc
rial representative. -rlli w lhratcr
equipment and supplies also book
ing The Universal prueram. Jewel
productions. and The Heart ol
Humanity Mr.. McIuy came o.
Columbus and sold Mr. ". .. knp
the equipment Tor the new OuyN
lhralrr. Aud while here m the In
lrrr~i uf the Consolidated. Mr.. king
and Mr.. McCny entered iuin au
agreement whereby Mr. McCoi
take, over the management nf llr
new thralrr Mr. McCoy resigned
from the Consolidated Film and
supply company T. NOW iu Cnlum-
hus helpmg to rush The thoatrr IN
completion, lhc equipment iur
uir UuNN thratrr d. lnr b,Q dat
money huy aud consists of lwo
latest model Power. G-B picture
marhnrs. gold fiber screen trans
yrrlrr, aud tam seats THE prnpl,
nf Inlumbu, viii be- proud uf ~,
OnyV thralrr wuru It 3, com
plcird. u show that Mr. kul
has confidence IN Columbus and b.
wllliul lo spend his money for M,
upmuiIding of the community
i. A skinner master builder of
The lhoatrr VIII ofnciotc 90, opera
tur when everything 8, in running
order.
The Onyx has au ulrrrsiu.
announcement ln TN, issue.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK ORGANIZED
Directors 4. q. Kerr. e.. W Pow
crS, W G.. Franklin. .. A.
llulsry and otto ilOcsr.
a. y. kERR ~ THE PRESIDENT
g. W Powers, Nicc President; Ihos.
\. IIulscrt aud otto Rocse
Complete the Directorate

\. =. Kerr and Lieutenant g.. ".
Franklin came up frum ~ pn-n
This week and met a larp" portion
rf the stockholdcr. uf the new
Columbus Fir-t National Bank. Who
Gathered for the purpose of elect
uug hoard of directors
The meeting was held in The west
parlor of the " e.. e.. -. Mr.. Kerr
presiding ~ chairman, aud " e..
Franklin as secretary The follow
ng board of directors was elected
y 4. Kerr e.. W Powers. ". g..
Franklin. g. T. llul-ry and OTTO
liorso. the directors u turn elect
iuT the officers. A T. krrr pr.-l-
dent. e.. " Powers Nirr prrsi-
lrul; ". e.. Franklin, cashier.
President Kerr ,prmg a sur
lri-r un 'hr board of dirrri,rs p
rldius strong lrllrr- of rnmmru-
ltiuu rnurrruiur Cashier trlns
iu. Whrh hr had uhi1ir, CO.,.
.r'Vu ip thr rashrr from hi. uld
urmD friend. Arrprdinr O. tt,-n
'r,lrr. Mr. Franklin s e m-hit
N'gh grade man with thirteen rrud
,rar- of banking experience har.
Z him.
Nilh other young huslur-- r'"p hr
answered hi, country. rull nrlN
u lpli. returning With 'ur rU,
Of Lieutenant iu ihr firld artillery
The other officer. and dIru.'o,
irr inu we'll known Nruu-buui
.lIs rogion tu need au introduction
The capital -to,h o. sjuu
The oturrr. were appointed 90.
huildlug committee lu make ar
anl'mrul. hr up"uln- rp ryrt
before suitable hulldiug rm o.
greeted.
Just another evidence Of Cpluu
li, prosperity.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
COLONEL BEIGLER
NOW COMMANDS
tuloucl lIadScll Takes Headquarters
aud First aud Second Ratlal-
ions tu Guard % puSO Dist.
NuIN NG,IN rnR JU,REz
NrrordinI to ~ PaSo Papers CO.
lumbuS Troops Came ~ u Sur
priSc Ia That Region.

Cnlpucl e.. Arthur lladscll. com-
mlndnr of Camp iurluug was very
much surprised Thursday morning
when hr WAS ordered io proceed
lo ~ paso with two hallalious oi
ne Twenty fourth infantry and the
headquarters company oslou,ihly
lu guard AGAINST border INVASION
Win his splendid system uf do-
iug things the popular commander
had everything ou the road the
,umr evening
According lo the N pa,o Times
The Columbus troops viii not b,
needed long as apparently thcr,
had been uo rall fnr assistanc,
from NJ paso. The Friday mornnl
Times says:
Information was received her,
last night that two haitnlions of ih'
Tweniy-fourlh Infantry staiionc,
q Columbus, ~ NJ, would arriyI
In ~ paso early his mornng. Ac
cnrdmg la information given ON
last night al Columbus the soldier
were to leave there IN three spe
cial trains between a:30 and I
o'clock last night and were schcd
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
Mrs. McrLcI Enlcrlains.

Mrs Mcrlrl entertained the Cav
airy Bridge Club ai the Twelfth
cavalry Club on "Wednesday after
noon. Mrs Bciglcr and Mrs Grace
wnn the first prizes \ delicious
,pndwirh aud watermelon course
was served. There we're three tables
uf hrIdg' members present being
Mrs. llriglcr, Mrs. Sprinkle, Mrs
Craig. Mrs. blair. Mrs. Greenwood
Mrs. White. Mrs. trace, Mrs Nan
Clcavr, Mrs. Barringc. Miss Blair
Miss Bcigler and the hostess, an1
the club guest was Mrs Stone, IN,
mother nf i.icutcnant Black
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
COLUMBUS WITNESSES Ar
THE nc FORD TRIAL.

An Associated Press dispatch
from Mount Clemens Michigan.
tells Of the Ford-Tribunc trial and
the part Columbus witnesses are
playing. The dispatch says:
The Columbus witnesses were;
Louis N. Carl. n civil engineer. who
said he counted the bodies Of a.
dead Mcxicans after thci ncursion:
Samuel n. Mccullough, a section
foreman who managed to get his
wife and four children Ia a place
of safety: Lee 4. Riggs, a customs
official. Mrs. niggs. his wife. aud
Arthur Havel.
Rayel now ~ years of age. is
one of four brothers conducting
n general store. which was raidcd
10y the bandits. The witness said
that when the firing began hc first
crawlcd under u bed. Then hc ran
into the street, where hr said. hull
lets were flying and be- saw man,
MrXicnns fall.
Where did you go?' asked At
lorncy William llusner of COUNSEL
Tor the Tribune.
4 went about two and a half
miles" replied the witness, amid
laughter.
How were you drcs-cdl'
u wasn't dressed
Mccullough and his family. like
Mr. and Mrs. riggs and others
found refuge during The raid IN
The camp hospital.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
NrTlIN iIONINND WANTS
HlnS ron SWIMMING pOOl

Office uf Cou,lwetu Quarter.
master. Dulumnu. y NJ june ll
1919.
sealed proposals are invited iur
The construction ol one swimming
pool at Camp turluug Inlumhu,
y " \ complete set oi plan.
specifications. instructions ,umpl"
contract etc. Will hr ready iur iu-
sprctlun at any time after date ai
the office uf ". i. lluvInui Cap
tain, QulrirrmH.irr turp-, CON
sirurtiur uuarlrrmastrr Columbus
y. ". Al VIII hc ,rut lp amy nd
dress upon the receipt of q certified
check for deposit ul 500
pom the return uf These plan,
etc, Ia Captain lloWland, Construct
ing Ouarlrrma-lrr Columbus, y VI.
the certified check viii be- returned
Bids are to br upcucj ot lsa
locluck. Jun" A. 1919 ui the ullic,
of Captain lluWIand, Dousiructlul
uuartrrmrstr". columbus. Nm. auJ
the proposal, VIII hr received W
to that tune,
The Constructing Quarirrmaslrl
reserves the riphl tu reject amy oi
all bids
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
WELCOME ADDREss On TIN
OCCASION on CIIILDRENs DAY

The following address Of well
come was delivered by Mrs. s. B
Brooks. president of the Twenty
fourth Infantry Womcns club:
As president of the Twenty
fourth Infantry Women's club Il
has fallen 90 my lot to bid you
welcome to our exercises tonight iu
honor of our children.
You who are familiar with the
history Of your country remember
the story of Massasoit. the Indian
chief. who had learned few words
uf English from the fishermen ON
the Allaulic coast Aflcr sickness.
d0aih aud famine had destroyed
ih" greater part of the settlement.
aitor-ihc fearful storms of winter
had passed and spring had come
tu make glad the hearts nf The few
survivors. This savage rhirfau
passed through the village crying
Welcome Englishmenl wclco nc.
Having set sail m The falhntil,s,
depth. nf liir's miserics. lines uf
precedence liuks Of succession, laws
and principles teach us there D. no
-tludsiill Everything about u, i-
moving
Tho lurly tree. uf the forest. the
zine. with their thread lihr ten
dril-. the hahhliug hruuk. the rush
iug Tide, all With one impulse -crm
in hr moving onward
How wonderfully beautiful lhr
expressions I am in the sprius.
thou art M iho summer and 10" i-
U ihr autumn of lilr
On, organization I represent iu-
uight o, now lu The ,priuslimr of
.lil. lu Life. gnrdru there are uu
flowers ihalarr a> precious aud
rare ~ lhr rhiIr"u uf uur race.
llury. ibr all plants. need culture
/ W. a- mrmhrr- uf lhr twenty
fourth lufauir, Women club are
uIra,orug 60 give the little plants
|all they urrd. with your help We
lHIl rudra,ur io prepare them for
'hr summer suns uf lii" In ,u
|ru.tNair them a, in have thHm
morally. mentally and ph, ,irallN
I hi when lhr autumn of lilr rul'.
/ lur a. harvest 80 tuurhi nudI
Us cullNating children, Dnl. II
l- uun nf the day. Iu Whrh We
| should take mprr interest lur uur
/ savior hns said suffer Illlr rhil.
drru lo comr unto mr, and furhId
'h"m mot iur urh i- ihu ku-dpW
|uf Heaven \gau lln has SAID
/ What ,ur,rr Nuu du wulu uur ul
|mN liIlr uur,. Nuu du mlu mr
/ When We are hrIwus ihrm mur
. ais. mrulail, and physically V.
.Irr only huldUg 70 900 structure
. ur Iu vurh uur Father -prlI
.mp, nud nu abidiug place viii
| heart, g- hghi a, ihls savage cine.
.Hf .rlilrm"ni da,-. "" lhr iwrulN
F. fourth Infantry Women club hi.
. 1000 welcome. Irrud- vrlrum'
|,p thrrr welcome lu uur rhI
. Ir.us d1y rNrrri-r.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13

After a very brief illness. due to
appoplcNy, our highly esteemed
pioneer iuWusuan. e.. l.. French.
passed away at the home of hi.
daughter, Mrs. e.. n. stevenson. on
Monday morning the funeral being
held Tuesday afternoon Rev. n T..
lluulder nt ncmiug ulliclalrd a..
clergyman
The deceased wa q veteran oi
The ciyil war and was a. years ul
age. llr had been resident here
for about siN years, aud WAS NrlN
highly regarded by the community
Mrs. stevenson Is the only rrla-
tive IN this region,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
VICTORY FOURTH
PREMIER EVENT
Columbus and Camp Furlong 10
Ioin In Putting Over the Big-
acst Event in the STATE.
COLONEL BEIGLER Cn,IRMAN
Every Welfare Organization IN aud
Out of Camp loins Win CO.
lumhus aud the Camp.

Now lisirui
Columbus and Camp Furlonp. Co.
g,thrr with all the Grand wrlfarr
organizations in tins region are gu-
ing iu pat over a hir event un
Victory Fourth Of July
"" have pulled Oft hip things
before. hat this viii sure be-
whale.
Preliminary Ia this great event
meeting was held at the ". e. g..
s. reading room "Wednesday morn
iug. attended by Mayor A. Blair
Lieutenant Mccarthy j. n. Cullr,.
\morlcan Red Gross. n. i. ptckari.
". e.. g.. r.; Titus Alexander. ". g..
g. = Khaki club; Mrssrs. Wilro,.
Mitchell and JuNrr. y. N. e.. \: g..
l.. GrrcuWuud. Iruo ". Ionnsui.
y. g. walker Postmaster Rurt
head A. W Elliott Louis Hcllhors.
Is. Nou Siaurrn. Manager for Nurd-
haus and " g. HOLT. chamber of
m"rrr.
Hu. Alexander was made chair
man and u. 4. pirkart. ,rrrclar,
\llrr q brief discussion il was dr
rid"d ln ask Cnlnnrl o.. Arthur
llad,rll, commander of camp Fur
I"ug in hr chairman uf the grl
ral committee. and thi. hr Wnul
have done except fur hl. .uddr
rall lu other border service
tuluurl Bpiglrr. who .uccrrl-l
in the post command ha, kindl,
consented lu take the general
.Ilimun-hip and has appointed
/ tpi. Z e. nol.anplun. charrua
, 10 'h" entertainments r"mmilis..
The general ronm.li"" O., now a.
follows:
tnlunol Grurg" ". Briglrr. rlnir
mRu Mayor I. II. Rlair. i. n. Cut
lrN american Red Gross: Titus
N'oNaud"r " e.. e.. :. Khaki Club.
. % i. pirkart. " g.. e.. :. No,-r-
,huIl aud Mitchell y " e.. A.: ".
/ o. lluu chamber ur commerce.
/ \Il subcommittee, Will boz pub
/ lishrd nrNt week..
. hrurmhrr. everybody. We are all
umuE right now lp make this the
rrI "\icinr, Fourth u the state.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
DISTRICT ENGINEER GOES
OVER -RODEO ROAD

District Engineer e.. H. sampson
accompanied 10y Alec Hood uf the
Rurdcrand Garagr ut Las Crurcs.
drove over the Las Grucr~-l vi .'o
road Thursday. being accompanied
lrum Columbus lo Rodco anl from
there ~ l,urdsburp and Demul by
Nr.stt. Greenwood and llcllhcrg
who ,iy that the road from nodro
ln Lortshurg Is what sherman de
rlarcd war Ia be-. With a little
work they say the Rad from Coz
lunhl la llodrn can be- put IN
splendid condition
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
SEND HOGS To
PACKING HOUSE
iurNey Bruihers. Who Have Camp
Contract for Garbage, WIN Send
Fat Hogs Ia Douglas Plant.
g. \ TURyEN N CHARGE HERE


I. \. TurVcy. one Of the owners
of the rurNcy liruthcrs' packing
house at Douglas, has arrived al
Columbus for the purposr uf rslah-
fishing u feed yard lu take care oi
the garbage from lamp furlong.
whirh will sonn be- one Of the big
hordcr military ccuters.
Time was when n cost the war
department many thousands ol
dollars In dispose oi The garbage
which necessarily accumulaics al
The mrss halls, now n II turnrd IN
account an the other side Of the
ledger. and thousands of dollars
are saved To the treasury Of Uncle
sam.
Mr. TurNcy informs the Courier
that he takes the finest pigs thai
he can buy when they weigh iW
To 10 pounds and brings them uT
to $50 before they are seul Ia Ia,
packing plant at Douglas. IN,
topping off feed is corn and bar
ley. which makes ideal pork.
Mr.. furVcy Is negotiating will
T. H. Lester, of Mcsilla Park, fol
pigs from his fine nurock-Jcrsc,
stock.
Mr.. Turvcy and his charming
wife have apartments at the pag,
home, and will add materially Il
Columbus society.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
CAMP Q. M. IS FOR
PULLING TOGETHER
Major y. n. Forester, Head OF th'
Quartcrmastcr's Department,
Camp furlOng, Relieves
In Co-operation.
JOINS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Has Large Ideas of Making Camp
Furlonn Place of Beauty;
Formerly Noted Engineer.

The war department conferred a
special favor on Columbus when II
sent Major T.. II. Forster Ia take
the highly important position OF
camp quaricrnaslcr.
IN civil life the major was a
noted engineer uf Ohio. who did
hig things In electrical and mcchan-
ical construction.
llc has broad vision of what
Greater Camp Furlong' ought Ia
be-.
IN the first place when hc gets
his hearings. hc wants 2O0Nh
gallon water tank Ia be- erected
IN some commanding position aud
ut sufficient height in give u
good pressure. 10 be- supplemented
by rotary booster pump Tor eN-
ira hiph pressure incase Of fire or
other emergency.
Al tins will be- mighty nice for
Columbus, as II Is the plan io hav,
everything connected and adjust
ahlr between the camp pnd town
for material protection and cm"r-
grucy.
viii vision of the future Ma
inr furslr has alrrauy bern prom-
isrd lrainlold uf trees: IN fact
all th trees that are needed.
WHY cant We have trees and
grass md flowers. Just a. snun ~
W. T. 80 the water, said the ma
ipr
10 carry out his 'co-opcraiior
plan. aiur Forster signed ~ .'
u yra membership ~ the Chum.
her uf Commerce. expressing hi
approval of the same IN very higl
term.
4 h'iirNc W. ought Ia be- one his
community and all pail together,
said ih' major. who with his dr.
ishiful family are now living II
Officers ruw. near Colonel Had
-rlis homie
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
DR MiRSHAlL GOES 10
SIBERIA For RED CROSS

Columbus and New Mexico have
reason Ia be- proud of their repre-
sentative Who goc, la siberia lu
take up the great work that Is
ahead of the American Red Gross
the greatest humanitarian msillu-
ton ON earth.
Dr Marshall is the type of Amer
lean citizenship thnt will hrinf
credit lo his country.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
rREWITT 4 FENDER SOLD
Is LOIS 10 NRILONN MNN

Among their sales This week,
prrwill y Pcudrr have sold forty
eight lots Ia a prominent Arizona
capitalist, who considered It gpud
investment.
They also sold two lots IN The
prcwll Addition la Mrs. Catherine
T.. Johnston. of NJ pHsn, who wanted
Ia show her faith IN her old home
town.
The building lnt newt tn Moore
real estate office they sold iu d
Drmlng man. who expects -hnrtl,
Ia build.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
A Correction.

In q real estate item published
lasl week. II said: Certain re
strict ns recently put on buildings
is bri ging many of the best pcn-
pie T. The prcwiil addition
A- dphl be- inferred this dncs
nnl fer Ia other parts of luwu
Only the prcwiil addition itself
upun which certain building re
strict ns obtain.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13

one of uur fellow tpWu-mru
nuird lu hr somewhat ul % siirhl"r
iur form walked duNu liuadW |N
with parhagr under hls arm q
Thing Wuhrard of lpr him. and WhHu
lshrd what ihl- maut SAID som
what Wr,ly: "uh, we'll mN VIII
wanted one OF ihu,r Red tru-.
Jumps fum N.rihau-.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
A.. TAYLOWs GOOD WORK

Did you notice that artistic sign
near the Zee and electric plant.
guiding lransronlurulal tourist,
along the way la llrrmanas. lla-
chia ard nndcu?
A. l.. Taylor Is the sole aud only
person responsible for this Tine
piece of hnndlWork. some artist,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
WOMEN ARE WANTED 10
NAkE SURGICAL DRESSINGS

Mr. Dean Is making a strong ap-
neal Ter women lo come ln head
quarters ln make three or four
thousand surgical dressing, for
Camp Furlong
The children made iJ dressings
Tursuiy hat Older hands must
come 10 the rescue.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
Noted Colorcd Preacher, IN Town.

Hr, i. a. Alien. presiding cldrr
"l the Albuquerque district aud
'haplmu u i. ~roit of Fort llm-
rhuro have been u Columbus and
camp Furlunp tins week ronfrrrua
with Dr. u, 4 Wells. who has
chnrg" Of the new \. VI. T.. church
constitution. lu ihi~ connrriinn it
mlrhi hr we'll Ia state that nr
We'll, has established q permanent
church building fund IN the Colum
bus state hank.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13

ulrd Ia arrive here between 2 and
I o'clock this morning.
The news or the order trans
fcrring the men of the Twenty
fourth infantry Ia ~ paso came ~
a surprise to the Officers of the
district military headquarters. who
said no request had hccn made for
more troops at this point The or
der came from the southern de-
partmrnl and means an addition -,
about lGn Ia post here. II was mi
known last uight what provision,
would be- made here lo quarter ti'
men.
Al nu Time has ~ ruso bcrl
mrnarcd 10y recent revolutionary
movements across the Rio Grandc.
and no trouble is anticipated. IN
fact little interest is shown ON
this side in The Nillista activities.
one good iling Is Columbus dncs
moi have 10 worry about good rom
mandcrs When Colonel lladsrll
was called Ia duty elsewhere. Col
oncl George ". Beigler. comnnan
der or The Twelfth cavalry. went an
ln notch and everything moves along
, like clockwork. That's The miliiar,
system Of Camp Furlong.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
WAR CAMP COMM NITN
SERNICE l2TH CAV. DAME

The Ladies Of Columbus are see
licilcd to attend the dance la be-
held AZ the Twelfth cavalry Com
munity House every saturday rNr-
Mug
Arrangements for exceptionally
good music have hocn made
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13

Celebrate Victory Fourth of July
at Columbus July g. It will be- the
greatest celebration In the towns
history.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13

celebrate Victory Fourth of Jul,
ai Culumpu, Iuly g. II viii hc lhc
greatest celebration IN the towns
history
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-13
W g. ROWLAND.

Captain. Quarlrrmastrr Curps.
Constructing Ouarlrrmaslrr