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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
Knew, Him weII

The Sunday-sc'iool lesson was about
Abraham and the class es were discuss.
Ing the lesson whe4 little Marian WAS
heard to say: "oh, yes. know him:
I've got him on my penny"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
Avoid Extreme .Ml.,...

Avoid Extreme Views.
Extreme views are never just; some
thing always turns up which disturbs
the calculations formed upon this data.
--Disraeli. ~
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
AMERICAN LEGION
u
AMERICAN LEGION CHARTER

HERE.
A charter for the local chapter of
the American Legion has been re-
ceived. This post will be known as
Julius Muller Post No. 337.
A meeting has been called for Mon
day, Jan. 20, at 7:30 p. M, and it is
hoped that every ex-service man in
this community will be present at the
meeting. A permanent organization
is to be formed, officers elected and
| .saneh other business to be attended
to-.
Join the American Legion, the
greatest force for good in America to-
day. Do your part at home as we'll
as abroad.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
PUBLISHES WEEKLY AT TwELyE

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 1s.-Harrison
Griffith Edwards, who is only twelve
years Of age, is probably the youngest
publisher of weekly newspaper in
the world. From a small attic room
in his Atlanta home he publishes each
week the Liberal Christian News,
official organ of the Liberal Chris
tian Church of Atlanta.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01

Daily Thought.
he hears but half who hears on.
party only.-Aeschylus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-27

Our Millinery Department is radiantly
ag,ow with new. Millinery. and right now
the newest style feature decreed by
fashion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-27
SHOOTS WOMAN, FIRES
: HOME AND KILLS SELF
Child of Six Tells of Tragedy
Enacted by Michigan
Farm Hand.

HARBOR SPRINGS. Mich, October
o1.-John Harado. a thrashing ma
chine hand. shot and killed Mrs. Mar
garet Kennedy at her farm home
near here last night. set fire to the
house then went to the barn and
committed suicide. after setting fire
to other farm buildings. according to
the testimony of the six-year-old
daughter of Mrs. Kennedy at coro-
ner's inquest here today. The coro-
ner's jury returned a verdict charg-
ing Harado with the crime.
Neighbors discovered early today
that the-kennedy home and other
buildings had been burned during the
night. The little girl was found wan
dering along the highway. and later
led officials in a search of the ruins of
the buildings. which disclosed the
bodies of her mother and Harado.
Mrs. Kennedy, a widow, thirty-f1ve
years of age, came here recently from
Ohio and had operated the farm I'M
assisted. According to the girl, Ha-
RADIO had been an unwelcome visitor
on several occa sions. He came again
Monday evening, she said, ordered her
from the house. attacked her mother.
then shot her and later killed him
self.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-27
DENMARK SEEKS MARKET
FOR BUTTER IN THE U. S.
Dairy Interests Would Export 50O,-
900 Pounds Weekly, Danish
Visitors Here State.

NEW YORK. October 26.-Den-
marks dairy interests wish to export
500. 900 pounds of butter weekly to the
United States. American importers
were informed here tonight at a din
ner rendered them by the Danish
dairy delegation, visiting this coun
try.
Talk Of dumping" Danish butter in
this country was characterized as alb
surd by n. Porz. chairman of the dele
cation. who said purchase of half a
million pounds of butter weekly from
his country would not affect prices in
America, where 100000 pounds are
consumed each week. The Danes,
whose greatest industry is dairying,
have a surplus now. he said. because
England buys less butter than
formerly.
Denmark wishes to increase her
trade relations with the United States.
but it has become necessary to estab-
fsh some sort of a balance" Mr.. Porz
declared
I'VE can never hope to export as
much to this country we must i'm
port from over here. but we would
like TO have a limited market in
America for our butter in exchange
for the great market you have for all
kinds of raw materials and finished
products in Denmark. For the first
eight months this year We imported
about $50. 100000 worth of goods from
the United States"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-27
THINK GERMANS AGAIN
3. SEEKING DYE CONTROL
q. S. Government Experts Study
Text of New Teuton De-
cree on Coal Tar.

Chemical experts of the govern
ment see in the text of German
government decree, which practically
socializes the production of coal tar
in that country, an attempt by Ger
many to regain her pre-war suprem-
acy in dyestuffs. The decree was re-
ceiyed in Washington last night.
Complete control of the distribution
of raw materials for refining coal tar
is given by the decree to a union
representing all branches of the in
dustry.
Reduction of the importation of raw
products for the purpose of maintain
ing high prices in Germany is strictly
forbidden. Employment of crude tar
other than under the terms of the
decree is made punishable by a fine
of not more than 100000 marks and
Eve years Imprisonment.
DYES and chemicals were the main
stays of Germany's foreign trade be-
fore the war. and if Germany hopes
TO recover her pre-war commercial
position in the world. the major
branches of the industry must be built
up as firmly as possible. Other gov
eminent officials. however, familiar
with Germany's economic problems.
minimize the possibility that she
could again lead the world in the
manufa cture of dyes. Because OF the
coal deliveries Germany must make
under reparation awards. it was said.
the government probably was trying
10 gain full control of connected in
dustries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-27
SEEK DANZlG CONFERENCE
French Try to Bring About New
Meeting With Poles.

PARIS. October 2S.-Henri Froma
geot. counselor to the French foreign
ministry. has been designated by the
council of ambassadors to attempt to
bring about a Polish anzig confer
ence for reconsideration of the con-
ven:.,r. (Which the Poles refused to
sign. Thus far the DanZig officials
have not agreed to enter a conference
which the council has stipulated
should reach an agreement in the
DanziS controversy by November Is.
The convention which the Poles re-
fused to sign provides for the estab-
lshment of a commission composed
half of Poles am half of residents of
Danzig. under neutral chairman. to
control the port of DanZig The Poles.
IT is said, hold that the convention
does not fulfill the promises made
them of free access to the sea and
the control OF customs as specified i'll
the treaty of Versailles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-27
ALLEGED "BOOZE RING"
LEADER UNDER ARREST
Heitler Said to Have Implicated
Many Officials in Chicago
Confession.

CHICAGO. October 27-"Mike de
Pike" Heitler. for many years loom
ing figure in the Chicago underworld
and alleged leader in recent whisky
graft deals, today was in custody Of
federal officials. who seek to obtain
from him details of booze ring"
operations. He was taken into Gus
tody last night by deputy marshals
and detained without bail, after being
questioned by Charles F. Clyne.
United States district attorney.
According to Clyne. Heitler made
confession detailing the activities of
the ring, and duplicating a number of
federal officials, state and city Off
GERS, railroad agents and small town
mayors.
Heitler's name has been linked with
the whisky traffic by several saloon
keepers, who asserted he knew details
of a recent 100000 whisky robbery
have aided the booze ring" in steal
ing the liquor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-27
AGUILAR IN GUATEMALA.
Carranza' Son-in-Law NAV Max
Extended Stay in San Jose.

ME%ICO CITY. October 27 - Cen.
Candida Aguilar, Sonin- law of the
late President Carranza and former
governor of the state of Vera Cruz
arrived in San Jose. Guatemala, last
week. and is evidently making prepa
rations for an extended stay in that
City. according TO Information reach
She foreign Office here
Reports from the United S'~t~s re-
Gently stated Gen. Aguilar was head
ing revolt in the state of Chiapas,
AexicoA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-26
WILLIE HOPPE REGAINS
BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP

At the billiard tournament held at
the Hotel Astor, N. Y, In the
photograph Hoppe is shown making
a forced masse" shot.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-26

ENGLISH TRANSPORT MINISTRY HARVESTING THE TIDES
BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF PROJECT
What Baage rapidly
by three distinguished engineers the service Of the Sir
Alexander Glib, MIR. Menzes
formation the Severn estuary affords favorable features Tor such
development The the
graph and include three mile long with slices road
railway
station which,
a million horse power.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03
SPECIAL SERVICES AT ~
THE nAnTIsr CHURCH

Special parrnls and childrpns SER
vice will he held this SUNDAY mmn-
ing n a o'clork ai thr Meiholilsi
church. Everyone II very cordial
~ invited 10 Join us IN this service.
The pastors sermon will b. ono Of
special help and comfort 10 narerls
AZ thr conclusion of Tie s"rNicc
there will be hapiismal srrvicr for
the children. Parents. u you wish
10 present your children unto the
Lord for baptism bring them SUM
day morning.
Our Sunday school has taken NO
vaeation this summer but instead
u has taken on a missionary spirit
here al home. grew and reached out
md touched many. Mr.. llarlon's
class won In the contest with Mrs.
Norwoods class taking second place.
A short special recognition service
will be hrld ai the church his Sun
day morning for this class. end q
new class henncr will be- presented
10 them In recognition Of their loya
and faithful service.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03
POPULATION OF NEW q
MEXIC0 Is iaa. .00l

The Census Bureau al Washing
un has announced an estimate of
the population 0f the various states.
based on the 1870 census. The esti-
mate f0r New Mexico y iSb90t.
compared with a27 1890 the official
census figures for 1910. Thus, New
Mexico in 20 years has shown an
Increase OF i085O5 In population, q
very gratifying growth.
New Mexico tas more people Than
Vermont. Wyoming. Arix1na and
Ntyada. and iis increase IN. popula-
iIun since the last decenninl census
hrs been much larger than any OF
the states named. Il Is predicted
that the next ten years will give this
siBle a population Of at least 900.
ON. this claim being based ON lhf
rate Of increase during the past tef
years.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03
BANDITS STEAL TWO FREIGHT
TRAINS; AT CHICAGO. OF COURSE

Chicago. Sept 2.-A freight train
VI lwenty-one cars loaded Nllh an-
iumohiles and other merchandise
wus stolen tonight from the train
crew al Cicero, q suburb. and driven
by The train robbers 10 nensonvllle,
No., where Il was abandoned
The train was taken from me yard
of the Chicago. Milwaukee < 81.
I'liii railroad. after The crew had
been beaten and thrown on. The
police arrived IN Time 70 arrest five
men who had moi had llnls 10 Join
their companions on lhe alolen train.
The railroad officials immediately
began an investigation ln lrnrn n
any OF the merchandise IN tue cars.
had been taken.
A few hours later railr0ad uifi~
clnls and police were notified that
another freight train hound for Ha-
vannah, lIl. had been IlarFcd BY the
sane hand who rode on with the
train after throwing on the crew,
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

Mrs. Susan Moore. the continuous
traveller sill claiming Columbus as
her home. has been heard from nj
santa Fe. n. NJ. Hotel d. Vargas,
where she will remain until Gfier the
fiesta. In an entertaining letter she
Describes her visits Ia the Cliff
Dwellers Missions. Etc. During
mnsi OF the summer she was inter-
rsted in Colorado tourists ohicciives,
Manilou. pixies Peak. Garden of the
Gods. She sends regards 10 her
many Columbus friends.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03
BUYs HOME AND AUTO:
W. r. SPROAT WOllks FAST

Walter H. Sproat. attorney. works
fret whether Il IL within the Inv or
cut. This week he purchased the
y. n. Wright home IN the eastern
section. lawn, trees. greensward and
vcIyihing. Ne then made a, rush
trip To- Demlag and purchased one Of
those large block-long siudchakcr
d., seven-passeneer. though Mr.
and Mrs. Sproat only have three
chcruhs. lie says speed laws do not
apply Ia attorneys. .e
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03
You was Once an Akward KIdl

Just forget for once yDu have
erown up and once more b. a Md
for one "Wednesday night
Sept. T. This Is skuleday at the
old Deeslrict Skule Have all the
fun you can: Throw paper wads:
chew gum and pull the girls hair
IN your hearts content, though YOU
may he punished.
The above gives you a pretty fair
idea NJ what io expect next We'd
nesday night. September $, at tn
Khaki Club parlOrs. There is only
une bunch of ladies In this man.
Town who can successfully pull on
stunt of this kind and they arr
known as the pylhian Sisters.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

Williamson. W. Va August a.
Federal soldiers today took M llhlr
stations IN the Mingo county strUr
regl0n. headquarters hayinn hltn
established here yesterday by Cob.
mel f3urkhardi. who commanded fiif
troops from Camp sherman, 0l|p
Preparations we're AZ ihe same lliSe
made TO Withdraw The state conSiah-
ulary who have been on duty lhe
Rrealer part of the time since ihe
miners struck Tor recognition % lhe
union.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03
LARRAZOLO's FRIENDS ,I.AIM
BIG MAlORITl N DOM ANA

Santa Pc. Sept. 2--1'he latest
claim made today by friends of
Governor Lairazolo is thai he will
have 40 OF Dona Ana couniys dele
gates ~ the 81 for his denomination
Al the Republican state convention.
Cahoon Not a Candidate.
n. A. CahOor ~ Roswell ielephon'
cd 10 santa Fe today positively de-
cllning 10 let his name be used al
ths Republican state convention % q
candidate for the goVernarship.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03
GRANT couNIY BOZ FREED.

santa Fe. sept. i.--luan Ybarfa,
"a years old. serving a sentence of
from two 10 three years ~ the stale
rt form school Al Springer. has been
pard0ned by Governor Larrazqlo.
The governor said he was informed
that the boy had been convicted on
the unsupported evidence of an
other hoy who was al the same the
convicted OF the same onense. Juar
was convicted OF larceny.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03
Pn, IIn OF Mork lhe Roads.

Poll Tax Collector Farrar says he
hos covered his district collecting
tho poll tax. Many have paid while
number have stalled" until his
patience has hcen exhausted. Ne in
tends 10 iuIn in The names Of the
delinqucnis and they will be- obliged
10 work u out
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

berlin. Sept. 2,-nioting hy work
era resulting IA casualties was re-
ported yesterday AZ both Augshegg
and Frankfort. The crowd, rlashed
win armed police. Al AuvshcFg
iwC rioters were killed and two sefi-
ously wounded. several were injured
nt Frankfort.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

san Antonio. Tex. Sept. -
Resolutions railing on the United
States government 10 rccosrlze the
a. Ia Huerla provisional Povcrn-
mrnl OF Mexico were adopted By the
directors Of the San Aniunlo Cham
be- Of Commerce today. Copies Of
these resolutions viii h. sent 10 The
nraaldonl ol the United slaIeq.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03
BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES
MORNING AND fKENIS(.

The pastor Of the Baptist Church,
the Rev. n. l. pcarce. ann,unces
there will be services. morn.ng ami
evening. next sunday al the Baptist
church IN this city.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03
COLUMBUS BOys REJECTED
ron NAVY AT III. pASO.

Five boys from Columbus, al sons
of well known people, decided 10 en-
list for the navy and departed for
NJ Paso for examination this week.
The physical examinations resulted
In all OF them being rejected for
minor disabilities. They are hack
in Columbus building up on physical
culture,
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03
rrrns Trnln N Falal Mreck.

Fort Worth. Tex. Sept. IA
fireman was killed and - nr a. pas
sengers reported injured today when
n Rock Island passenger train from
Kansas City was derailed at Ring
geld. Texas on the Red RIVER.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

Fort Worth. Tex Sept 2--Ihn
Guaranty Bank OF Graham. TeKaa
was robbed this afternoon BY three
unmasked men who secured $1,000
IN currency and escaped. Seven
were locked in the vault
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03
Happenings of the Week
in Columbus and Vicinity


Ms. James l.. Greenwood and Mrs.
e.. h. Greenwood. cousin, have re-
turned from California points of IN
I rusi. The two ladies had been in
California for several months and
hath thoroughly enjoyed their long
trip.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

Mrs. A. &. Elliott. well known IN
Columbus when she was with the
Norihaus store but late Of Deming
with the same firm. has departed
for " paso aud will make her homr
there with her husband.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03
MExICANs HOLD RERMEss
FOE INDEPENDENTS DAY.

Last Sunday afternoon al four
o'clock local Mexicans held ~ker-
messr at National Hall for the hene-
NJ of the Mexican Independence
Day. A large crowd was present and
everybody had a good tiise.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

no RRNT- BUNGALOW, former
homo oi susan A. Moore. ono and
half miles southwest " columhus.
See D. y. sisco, Onyx Thealer.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

TO RENT--Three apartments. fur.
nishcd, arc for rent IN adobe build.
inR one block north Of KHAKI, Club.
Mrs. 0shea building.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

TO RENT -Four.ro0ms furnished.
hath, toilet. kiichcneile, electric
water heater. trees shruhhery,
grass: probably the bcsl appoint
cd residence In Columbus. Now
occupied hy Major James r. Mae.
Donald. See Mr.. Clark, Hotel
CLARK
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03
For SALE

FOR SALE
One counter showcase. six feet
long. bevel plate glass top
One 0-f0ot counter.
One i-fo0t counter.
One Soda Fountain.
One Carbonalor.
One electric mixer.
Two National Cash Registers.
COLUMBUS DnsG co.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

TO RENT-Half Of one house, fur
nished; one house .unfurnished or
part OF u; also one f0ur.ro0m
house unfurnished. See Miss Viola
Clark or Blair q llellberg, real
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

TO HEAR FROM OWN.
ER of farm or good land for sale.
Must be- priced right. Write J..
Jones, Box 5si, Olncy, Illinois.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

- Seamsiress: rxamina.
lion Sept. 10. in the Salvage Dept,
Camp furlong. Call at postoffice,
Columbus, \. NJ for information.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

ron SALE OWING TO URGENT
reasons ! will sell my house and
lot, furnished, cheap. Mrs. John
Schustik.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

FOR SALE-sbO paid on 500 share
Columbus Investment Go. or kha.
ki Building, need the money; sell
for si5 up io Sept. 3. Call ai C0ur.
Ter office Tor information.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

FOR SALE 800 lot for s7t, Ad'
dress p. o. Box 3i3. or call Al
Courier office for details.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

For SALE-50 shares Of stock IN
the Goldsmith Maid Copper Co.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

FOR RENT Red Gross rooms back
Of our office. Blair q Hellberg.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

ron sALE-G GOOD HORSE AND
buggy. city broke. fat and sleek (;
will sell outfit cheap; was used on
Daily Courier route; bargain. See
Sieve Heinrich or call nt Courier
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03
!, = . . . . . . = =
HEREs y0UR DEMOCRlTIC
, NEW MEx. STATE TICKET

= For Governor.
. Judge Richard n. Hanna.
. For Cnngrhss.
. Antonio Lucero.
= For supreme Court.
. n. l.. Patton.
. For Lleuienanl-6 -6OVernnr.
= J. y. Atwood.
= For Secretary OF State.
= r. q. Dc baca.
= For Treasurer.
= Harry slack.
. For Land Commissioner.
. h l.. Kerr
. For Auditor OF State.
= Carlos Manzanares.
= for Supl. ol schools.
. r. =. Tiplon
= For Attorney General.
= n. Q. Dow.
palronlze our WANT COLUMN.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

DOVE SEASON opens September
ist. Get your Hunting License
now at Columbus Shoe Shop.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

FURNISHED rooms with shower
hath. Inquire third house south
Of. Hoover Hotel.
Inquire al the Daily Courier OF.
flee
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-18
To Our Patrons

Desiring cooperate with the local health authorities prevent
the spread Of Spanish Influenza and safeguard patrons and
for the protection Of this community make the following
gestons and requests
l. Don't attend theaters you cough sneeze.
2 One OF the important things m preventing influenza is
vent chilling the body especially SOU tired IS suggested
that those who attend the show tonight their heavy
while indoors that they SID be chilled when they 20
g. Our theater viii be thoroughly dis
infected night we making every effort protect
patrons We desire the cooperation Of al good citizens that
will not be close the hears schools and churches
We want You to feel That attend show without danger
Of contracting disease and keep theater aired
thoroughly and IS dsiufecte, every night after The show
Liberty Theatre
A. S. ROARK Manager
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-17
North Troy Man
EniistS In Army

Kenneth O. Lucier OF North Troy
has enlisted in our new democratic
peace time army, having selected the
Qualtelmaster Corps. This branch
OF service offers young men splendid
opportunities in business training and
executive knowledge, also travel.
Travel in itself is an education. The
activities of the Quartormaster Corps
are so many and varied that the OPP
POI, unities for travel make this
branch of service particularly attrac-
tive for the man who wishes to see
interesting countries, the course of
interesting study which is provided
by the Quarteimaster Corps free of
charge, together with liberal pay, at
fractions of travel and splendid
chances for promotion and advance
in pay, offers to the man of today
unusual opportunity. All young men
interested in any of the ii different
branches in our new democratic peace
time army are invited to call at II
Railroad street, st, Johnsbury, VI.
where all information viii be cheer
fully given.