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Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
"Johnny Get You Gun

II you were In Jail and a vast for
lune had been left you, and your
sister was about 10 marry a worth.
less money seeker, would you send
Your pal 20 save the situation9 Bill
burnham just yelled Johnny Get
Your Gun"-and Johnny did This
and more you will see depicted ON
the screen at the Onyx tonight.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
"Spuds" Higher Than
Any Time in History

CHICAGO. M July 22.-polaio
prices At the present time are higher
than ever before In this country at
This period of the year but they have
been gradually coming down for the
past ten days, Il is reported ai the
L. :. bureau Of markets, This has
been due to heavy shipments. chief.
~ coming from Virginia.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

Take four sardines. three large 20
tatoes three hard.cooked eggs. half
a cupful Of cooked lima beans sllcs'
the potatoes. skin and hone the sar-
dimes and break Into bits. then mix
win the potatoes. Put the yoIks Of
two Of the eggs into a bowl. add n
pinch OF mustard. salt and oil enough
TO make a smooth cream, add one
third a. much vinegar M oil. Pour
this dressing over the salad and add
the shredded whites. GarniHh with
the whole egg cut IN pieces and q few
stoned olives. Serve well chilled.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

Take one quarter of n pound Of
mas. cut IN small pieces. the same
amount Of stoned and qunrtered dates.
oic-half cupful of canned strnwhcr.
rles. the same OF canned pineapple.
the juice OF one.half lemon. two table
poonfuls Of sugar and one-hnlf cup
ful OF orange julce. Serve as dessert.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

n. n. Hardy, advance agent for the
sells.floto circus. decided Douglas
would be a better town than Colum.
bus for his aggregation. and will
show there the middle OF August.
u Mr.. Hardy retains his job and the
circus u around this way two years
hence he will not pass up Columbus
because this city will have double
The population then.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

This II another fireless cooker recipe.
Put a cut.up fowl IN a cooker kettle.
full Of cold water. boil ten minutes.
then pack In n cooker aor six hours or
overnight Remove the chicken aud
10 the stock add one dazen small
onions, two diced carrots. one turnlp
also diced, one cupful Of peas. two
hay leaves, salt and pepper. Reheat
the radiator, bring soup TO a boll and
repack. Do not strain, but serve with
grated cheese and butiered toast. The
chicken meat may be used for various
dishes later.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
Cake Man Leaves Town.

Several weeks ago a man named
Cook. albeit he has a reputation for
handling coke" which is a vulgar
term for cocaine. was warned out OF
Columbus by Marshal Rogers. Mon.
day he returned and his honor Judge
Cole landed on his COCO for about
forty simoleons and Cook went ON
his way.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

candi,icie emphasized The rceponsl.
billly of such service. and added:
knlorce ~Radv Laws
"fhc eovcfnment mlaht we'll
stamp railway employment with thn
sancllly oi public service and guar.
anlce The railway employees Thai ius.
tee which voices the American con.
ccpllon Of righteousness on the one
hand and nsfurcs continuity OF serv.
Ice on the other
In bis reference 10 prohibition and
law enforcement he said.
People ever will differ about the
wisdom Of The enactment Of n law.
there Is divided opinion regardne
the eighteenth amendment and the
laws enacted 10 make Il operative
hut there can he no difference OF
opinion about honest law enforce.
mcnl Modification or repeal IL
The rlRhi of free people. whenever
the deliberate and intelligent public
sentiment commands. but prrycrslon
and evasion mark the paths 10 the
failure Of govcrnmeni ITSELF
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

THE United states Civil Service
commission announces that a me.
chanic, noneducation. examination
VIII be- held on August q, ip2O,
Tor the purpose Of filling VA.
cancy in the position OF mechanic
~ The Salvage service at COlum.
bus, \. NJ Application blanks and
further information may be oh.
tained from the local secretary.
Board Of Civil Service Examiners.
ai The Columbus, \. NJ. Poslofficc.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

sam Fein's retail store broke all
records last week. During the six
days Of the special sale the books
show the largest business for one
week ever had by the store. That u
pays 10 advertise, when you have
The stock and prices, goes without
saying.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
lie Knows More Than That.

Harry Edwards was a visitor In
Dcmlng last week and welcome
caller at the Graphic office. Mr..
Edwards knows lots NJ interesting
things about the early days. having
come as a soldier In III TO old Fort
Cummings. .-Deming Graphic.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
Only Three Licenses for
Chicago Horse Drawn Vehicles

CHICAGO. Ill.. July e2.-Horse
drawn vehicles are going into the
discard In Chicago and II statistics
gathered al the city license bureau
may be taken rs a criterion the
-four horse hitch" once a common
sight on the streets, soon will dis.
appear entirely.
Only three licenses for this type
~ vehicle have been issued since
the start of the license year-May {
and that number of license ior al
typrs " horse drawn vehicles H.
rapidly decreasing while there Is a
steady increase IN the volume of
licenses for automobiles and trucks.
Only i63 licenses for three horse
carriages and wagons have been Is
sued since May 4. $3.50 for those
hauled by two horses aud 1919 for
one horse affairs.
Against these figures 1924 a..
censrs have been issued since May /
for motor trucks and delivery wag.
ons and 60.6t9 licenses for motor
passenger cars.
More than Si.000.0OO has been col.
lecied IN license fees since MAY 4.
N0TICE
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
Returned, Hut wI,hou, Fish.

Lee Riggs. wife and children and
Inspector Robson and wife OF Hach,
TIA returned from their vacations In
the Mongallion mountains last night.
As soon a. Mr.. Riggs get rested he
viii relieve Collector Logan, who
Will return 10 his headquarters at
~ paso.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

"limhcrr lumber for rs walerloo
shaft All yards reported That the
big Mexican mines. American owned.
had purchased every foot OF suit.
able lumber FOR mine iimbers IN the
yards and everything en- route.
Manager Mack Of the Romaho
finally secured enough 10 start work
with and work Is now progressing
eight hours a day at the mine.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

There was 10 be a meeting Of the
Hondale OIL Buyers Association last
Saturday. but Mr.. William Gregory
was the only member who appeared.
--Deming Graphic.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

The big mines IN Mexico are going
ahead, figuring on 100 per cent pro
lducIi0n. The ROmah0 Mining Com.
pany Of the Tres Hermanas honey.
combed every lumber yard IN VI
Paso last week trying TO purchase
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
POLICE CHIEF ORDERED
TO GIVE PAPER NEWS

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 2g..-Po,
lice chief r. W. smith was found
guilty Of contempt Of court aud
lined siO0 by Judge Levine IN com.
mon pleas court this morning. Judge
Levine held the chief guilty Of iaii.
ing Ia observe the courts Injunction
ordering him To open all police rec.
ords IA reporters for the Cleveland
News.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

Two automobiles were stolen In
Deming last saturday night.-onc
from n. =. Finney. engineer Of the
electric company's plant. and the
other car from Adolgo OcOsta. No
clcws.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
Novelty on Streets.

The sight Of Fordson tractor
making twenty miles an hour around
Columbus is an unusual sight and Is
also some advertisement for the Co.
lumbus Motor Company.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
OFFICER ExONERATED ron
SHOOTING GEORGE RIGBi

OMAHA. Neb- July 22.--A cor.
oner's Jury today exoncratrd Fed.
eral Officer William Forhy Of Min.
neapolis for shooting Georgc Highly
of Omaha recently when Rigny's
hope was raided by government
agents for narcotics. The Jury held
that Rieby. who died aflorsard, was
resisting arrest and that the officer
shot in self defense.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

During the summer fruit salads Of
various kinds should be- freely used.
especially for the picnic lunch. There
"a such a variety Of fruits that one
need not repeat.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

The city trustees Tuesday night at
their regular peeting ordered the
purchase Of carload Of water pipe
3 and 4 inch. The pipe Is Of the
same material and size as will be
called for In the specifications for
the new water system.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
EMPLOYED 8 Civilian Guarl..

Colonel French Of Camp Furlong
employed eight civilian guards for
duty In the camp last night Soldiers
are al a premium.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
nStfIsrye5eBB Book


The test Of worth
u not the hold you have % earth;
10. there b rentieat souls. aea blown
That know not any harbor known,
And n may b the reason Il
They touch on falrer shores than this.
-Joaduln Miller
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
NOTICE

Professor Jackson. the versatile
violinist Of the Columbus theater or.
chestra llately named Elite Jazzersl
was asked "Will they make their
shlmmy shake on tea Friday nights
Ee answered. -Jusi like Jcllo shake.
0n a knhe."
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

L. ). CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINA.
IlONS-rhe United States Civil
Service Commission announces
the examination named below. 10
he held at an early date. Applica.
ton blanks and further informa.
ton may be obtained from The 10.
cal secretary, Board Of Civil Serv.
Tee Examiners. at the Posioffice In
THIS city; First grade. or clerical,
so to 500 a month. Vacancies m
the position of clerk In various
offices IN the Quartcrmasler scrv.
lee AT Columbus, n. ~.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
CONDITIONAL PARDON OF
JACK FuTCH MADE COMPLETE

SANTA FE, n. NJ. July "A con.
diiional pardon granted 10 Jack
Fuich last October has been made
complete and unconditional by Gov.
crnor Larraxolo Fulch was sen
fenced from Curry county In July,
1918, 10 serve four TO five years In
the reform school for larceny oi
diamonds. ne was % years " age
at tho time of conviction.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
BASEBALL sunday.

First National Bank Clerks vs..
Columbus Baseball Club; O'Clock
sharp. Old Aviation grounds.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
SMALL TALK


Mrs. &. y. Lucas returned IN
Dcming last "Wednesday from Mis-
souri,.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
DcmIna Wanls Collon GIn.

over 500 bales Of cotton will be
the result Of Luna county's expert.
ment this fall.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

Merchants:
The Daily Courier office has for
sale day books, 100 pages. for GO and
10 cents each.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

u. :. CIV. SERv. CON. ann.
that q plumber n0neducational ex.
animation will be held on August
10, i92o for the purpose Of filling
vacancy In the position Of
plumber In the utilities service at
Columbus. n. N.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
SPECIAL SALE.

SPECIAL. SAl.E-I will make very
low price ON lots. blocks or acre.
age TO realize some cash; also
small oak office dcA and chair
for sale, $40, ). A. prewiil.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

Daily Courier, 75c per month.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

Bridge whist score cards at Daily
Courier office.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

WANTED Two good lypieia for
after hours work. Phone n. n.
Towns, Hotel Clark. 72i
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

Virtue is . fault with some people.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

Crepe paper at Daily Courier o.
flee.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

L0sr--Between Columbus and
Dcmine, tire rack and rim. size
3At's. Notify d. l.. Peters. Dem.
ing the road mani. or leave At
Columbus Boitling Works for re-.
ward
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

lOsT-i7 icwcl, ie size. open faced
gold watch between iOO5 and
ii;i5, IN the garage Of the Colum.
nus Motor Company. Return 10
garage and receive reward. n. n.
llunhncr.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

NAN WANTED-Oood first class
shoe repair man. must speak Eng.
ilsh; top wages TO right man. W.
A. Wakefield, Columbus. 7.2i
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND Army Officers blouse. Cali
and identify same al posioffice;
ask for Mr.. prugel.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
PERSONAL.
Mrs Fremont Smith Cards have
arrived a. Courler office.
HELP WANTED
NAN WANTkD-Cood first class
shoe repair man: must speak Eng.
llsh: top wages 10 right man. W.
A. Wakefield. Columbus 7.23
WANTED Two good lyplsls for
after hours work. Phone n. n.
Towns. Hotel Clark. 72i
ron SALE 80 shares OF stock in
the Goldsmith Maid Copper Co.
ron SALE -SiOO lot for s15. Al.
dress y. o. Box 3i3, or call al
Courier office for details.
ron RENT
ron RENT-Red Cross rooms back
OF our office. Blair a Hellbcrg.
-----------------
10 RENr-Thrce apartments fur.
nishcd arc for rent IN adobe build.
ing one block north OF Khaki Club.
Mrs. O'Shea building.
TO RENT Business house IN post.
office block for rent, so per
month. See Ice Thomas. 7.2t
FURNISHED rooms with shower
bath. Inquire third house south
Of Hoover Hotel.
Inquire at the Daily Courier Of.
flee.
MISCELLANEOUS
New Lincoln Hotel. q rooms, 81
FER day. West Broadway.
LOST AND FOUND.
FOUND Army Officers blouse. Call
and identify same at posioffice;
ask for Mr. prugel.
LOSr-Black travelling bag Monday
between here and Waterloo be-.
tween hours Of 3 and 5 D. m. Had
checks made out 10 W. u. Shea In
II, also had Manson. .Dunnegan A
Ryan envelopes. Return 10 Hotel
Clark.
LOSr-i7 Jewel. i2 size. open faced
gold watch between 1905 and
ii;i5, In the garage of the Colum.
bus Motor Company. Return 10
garage and receive reward. n. n.
iunhncr.
L0ST--Between Columbus and
Dcming, tire rack and rim. size
4Aih. Notify u. l.. Peters. Dem.
ing the road mani. or leave al
Columbus Boitling Works ror re-.
ward.
-. H-assH@asa
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS

New Lincoln Hotel, "a rooms, q
FER day. West broadway.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-22
ron SALE

ron SALE 80 shares OF stock in
the Goldsmith Maid Copper Co.
ron SALE 500 lot for s15. Al.
dress p. o. Box 3i3, or call al
Courier office for details.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-22
Carpentier Coming 70 United States
SPORTS
Leonard Is Undoubtedly
 King Of All Lightweights
Benny Completely Dominates the Situation-Fought 25 Times in 1919-Made Nearly $1OO, ,OOO-The Secret
 of Leonard's Popularity
By JAMES J. CoRBETT.

Benny Leonard has himself the ideal pugic cham. pion and the greatest lightweight of all time.
 Other king the various divisions of pugism, fought they felt like -and that record for that champion of class ecpsedor nearly approached He baed everyone wanted battle himand has umphed handiy in ever start
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-22
ALBANY

Albany, January H.-(Special)-A syndI- cate composed of H. B. Beard and John W. Knight of Albany and R. E. Spraggns and S. s. Fletcher of Huntsville have purchased the Decatur Land Com pany, one of the largest and oldest cor porations in the Twin Cities. The con sideration iwll aggregate an amount in excess of 0o,O00, although the exact total involved in the transaction was not made public
 The syndicate will acquire under con tract signed today and subject to rati- hcation by the stockholders of the com pany, all of the holdings of the organ ization here, which include approximately 200 building lots.
 The members of the syndicate have unlimited faith in the future of this sec tion,' said John w. Knight and we ex-
 pect the development of the community
 will be rapid There will be no change in
 the policy of the company and John Pat
 terson will remain secretary with full
 charge of the local offices of the com
 pany.
 The completion of the highway bridge across the Tennessee river at this point
 will be followed by more rapid improve
 ment of all unimproved areas. we be- lieve."
 Stockholders of the company will meet
 here within the next two months to re- view the transaction and there is little doubt that it will be ratified Chattanooga is very much interested in the proposed highway through north Ala bama and connecting the Bee Line and Dixie highways, declared Capt. T. E. Grafton, advisory engineer in the con struction of a bridge across the Tennes- see river here, stated today upon his re- turn from business trip through Geor- gia and Tennessee.
 While in Chattanooga I talked with Vice President Hardwck and Secretary
 Robinson of the Dixie Highway Associa- tion, and they were enthusiastic over the prospect for road through that sec tion of north Alabama" Reports of officers for the past year. read at stockholders meeting of the Tennessee Valley Bank here Monday. showed the institution enjoyed phenom- enal growth. The following officers
 were elected: Clyde Hendrix, president; w. w. Russell, vice president; J. c. White, cashier; John D. Rather, chair
 man of the board: G. D. Williamson, sec retary; O. c. Hackworth, vice president | in charge Of Florence branch; inactive vice presidents. R. A. Duncan. J. F.. 1 Orman and P. B. Timberlake.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-22
REGATTA DATES TO BE SET AT MEETING
 OF ASSOCIATIONS

New York, January 21.-Collegiate and amateur rowing dates for the com ing season will be assigned at confer ences of oarsmens associations to be held here within the next few weeks, it was learned today. Owing to the pos sibility of considerable international competition this summer, the arrange ment of>the customary regattas is one of unusual difficulty. It appears prob able at present that the United States will be represented at both the Eng fish Henley and the Olympic rowing championships.
 With these foreign invasions in view. local regatta dates must be scheduled to conform with the European events as far as possible. This is the task that confronts the officers of the various rowing bodies, including the Intercolle- giate Rowing Associa ton and the American Rowin Association, which meet here next week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-22

The great lightweight fought 25 times in 1919-an average of one battle every other week. And he hasn't fought "lemons' exclusively. He took on the best men in the 135-pound di- vision and frequently went into the welter ranks and battled men from five to ten pounds heavier than him. self.
 That's the type of fighter that the public idolizes. And so it is little won- der than Leonard proved to be the greatest fisic drawing card of 1919. The total gate for his 25 battles went well beyond s500.00o. Leonards share was nearly $100.0O That's big money for lightweight-but Leonard earned every dollar of it.
 DOMINATES SITUATION
 Leonard dominates the fistic situa- tion more completely than any cham pion of any time. Going back even beyond the time of Joe Cans. one finds that every champion knew some for- n.ieable foes; men who, if given real chance, might triumph.
 But rot one fighter among the light weights of today can be classed with Leonard. He stands alone. He either has whipped the best men in his class or has beaten fighters who. scored vic- tories over others.
 Leonard. in his earliest days as champion, started out to establish a knockout record. For months he was a sensation. Nearly his every battle ended quickly-with the other man on the floor. But of late Leonard has been hammering only rare few into dreamland. It is charges that he saves up' lot of the boys by pulling" his punches just at a time when a few more well directed wallops would end the fight with a knockout
 But in no fight has Leonard taken the worst of it. He always has been the complete master of the situation. The ether man. no matter how good he was always had to end up second. If, toward the closing rounds. there was any suspicion in Leonard's mind that he wasn't leading by the proverbial mile he would make A sensational rally at the close and remove every iota of doubt as to who was victor on points.
 POPULAR RINGMAN
 Leonard is one of the most popular ringmen of all time. That's because he always gives the best that is in him. Whenever he appears a fight follows. If his foe is tough un," Benny starts with the tap of the first gong and never stops until he has extracted all the toughness. Then, in kindly spirit, he may permit the other fellow, now that his ''faugs" are removed, to do a little leading.
 Faced by lemons" Benny never has gone out to 'kill' the other boy at the start He lets the kid stay around awhile And, if he's a nice boy, maybe Benny lets him stay the full route. Usually Leonard starts off slowly in such an affair and 1 lets the other boy make a fairly re- 1 spectable showing. But after a little while Benny makes the youngster pay 1 for it by walloping him all around an,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-22
Mississippi A. X M. Cage
 Team Defeats Meridian

Meridian, Miss, January 21-(Spe- eial.)-Mississipp Agricultural and Me- ehanical varsity basketball team de- teated Meridian College, As to 3l, here this afternoon. Meridian, after being hopelessly outclassed at times, came back strong in the second period. and kept A. and M on the run, the Aggies finally winning out. Hughes A. and M.. made 12 field and three foul goals, and Fisher, Meridian, made three field and f2 foul goals. A. and M. plays Mobile Y. M. c. A. Thursday night at Mobile, Tulane Friday night at New Orleans and Louisiana State University Satur- day night at Baton Rouge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-22
CENTRAL ID MEET
 MAJESTIC FRIDAY
Remarkable Quintet to Op- pose Crimsons Central
 Is Ready for Game

Central High will have a worthy
 opponent to buck against Friday
 afternoon when the Crimsons. cross
 swords with the Majestic High
 basketeers from Hard, Alabama.
 The visitors are said to he oppOn-
 ents worthy of their steel. and the
 uocaIs are looking for one of the
 hardest games of their season Fri-
 day.
 The Majetsic players come with dgned testimony of their ability The mly game of the season which they lave lost was to the Birmingham iouthern Partners. and the latter are hull of praise for their opponents. Coach Burbage has been warried to watch out for the Majestic team, and he Crimson mentor has taken this ad- rice, and has been preparing his team accordingly
 Another peculiar and interesting fact tbout the Majestic team is that it is composed of five members of the Greet amily. The Creels are splendid ath- etes and are well known in collegiate nrcles of the south.
 The Central players held hard workout yesterday afternoon at the B X. c. Signal drill and scrimmage was Aeld The Crimson are in excellent Ihape for battle now. and Coach Bur page is looking for them to put up q great fight against Majestic Friday.
 Central has been scrimmaging with Howard College recently and the Grim sons have about held their own aginst the Bulldogs. Coach Burbage undoubt- sdly has one of the finest basketball machines ever moulded together II Central High.
 ''Hee -haw' Stubbs made such a good showing at forward in the Jefferson county game that Coach Burbage ex- poets to give him chance against Majestic. Both Robinson and Stubbs will probably take their turns at one and captain for 1920 sprang into the other.
 Earl Barks, end on the football team an dcaptain for 1920, sprang into the spotlight in the last game, when he played such a sterling game at guard. It was Barks' first game for Central this season, but he played a splendid game. Shugerman and Barks will probably start the two guard positions.
 The game will be played at the Birmingham Athletic Club Friday afternoon and will begin about 3:30.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-22
ARMY SCHOOLS OF
 BOXING TRAINING
 WILL BE OPENED

New York, January 21.-Schools of in- struction of boxing throughout the east ern department of the United States army will be held commencing next Monday, at Governors Island, according to plans announced today by Col. H. M Bankhead, education and recreation off, ficer of the department.
 Specially qualified men, chosen for their experience in boxing, will train a selected number of men so that they may return to their respective stations and teach the manly art" to others.
 The first school will be made up of the men reporting from the posts and stations near New York. Other schools will be opened soon at Fort Niagara and Fort Myer, Va.