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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-18
Firm VIII Employ pespondent Man

Frederick Leibert, sixty years old, of
1902 Cadwallader street, who the police
report attempted suicide by inhaling gas
Monday night because he could not sc =
cure work, will be given employment as
soon as he applies for it at the Billing
ton Mills, Randolph and Jefferson
streets, officials there say. Leibert, who
is recovering at the Stetson Hospital,
was formerly employed at the mills
where there was a fire month ago.
Many employees were temporarily thrown
out, of work by the fire, but were later
employed BY the firm. Leibert did not
seek work after the fire, the employment
manager said today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-18
Washington Gets
Reply on Adriotic
Continued from Page One


changed shall be published while the
controversy is hot on the anvil.
The statement from Washington con
frming the first reports that the Presi :
ident had intimated that rejection of his
policy might be followed by Diplomatic
reprisals, furnished another surprise TO
the politicians and the public. who,
outside of a small but important circle
which meets twice daily in Downing
street and the advisers in the confidence
Of this group. experienced the grt\ter
surprise because II came close on The
heels of other Washington messages, in :
timating that only American retire
ment from its part in policing the
Adriatic was intended.
The feeling at Italian headquarters in
London with respect to the President s
action is strong. Unoficially, it is
spoken of as an attack upon Italy, and
his memorandum is described as an ulti-
matum. The Italians also feel that
Italy's claims to consideration for her
part of the war and the sacrifices made
have never been quite appreciated by
her allies.
Rome, Feb. 1S.-America is going
through such crisis of overproduction
tnat sne needs european mhrhetS as
much as Europe needs her goods. in the
opinion of the Popolo Romano, which
comments on President Wilson's note
relative to the Adriatic settlement. Urg-
ing United States Senators Lodge,
Sherman and Knox Ito show the
strength of the majority of the Senate
in preventing Mr.. wilson's interfer-
ence in European affairs" the news
paper adds:
Secretary Lansing resigned too late.
He was straightforward. conscien-
tious and loyal man until he went to
Paris, where, becoming the blind instru.
ment of President Wilson, he lost the
esteem of friends and adversaries alike.
Mr.. Lansing, Henry White and Gen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-18
PLANES FIGHT BEETLES
No Quarter to BE Asked or Given In
Jersey Campaign


Palmyra, n. j., Feb. 1S.-Army
airplanes are the latest weapons to be
called into use by the government to
fight the Japanese beetle pest in New
Jersey. In planning the campaign John
]. Davis, director of beetle control
work. intends to obtain aerial photo
graphs and maps of the entire quar-
antined area. He has applied to the
War Department for a permit to allow
army fliers and photographers to do
thiN work.
By use of the maps, Mr.. Davis says.
it will be possible to see that every
'headland and uncultivated area in the
district, which would afford breeding
place for the beetle, is under control,
Value of the scheme has been demon
strated by a few pictures of a small
section of the area made recently by
army aviators.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-18

Car routes Nos. 2. 3D. ~ =. "a wh1ab
A 70 and 81 transfer to Route ~ 8
ss,,s. s,rset 10 gate; signs point Che w n
- s..s ",n,a,mation may be ebts'uss -
ehons. pIchlnsoa $500. psapsh ~ e,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10
O ~mmigracyi Zam-
knieciu.

wv tych' dniach decyduje sic w
Waszyngtonie sprawl ogranicze-
MA a ~raczej zamkniecia immigra-
cyl, zaproponowanego W Kongre-
sic Stanow Zjednoczonych W
'formie wniosku, acknowledged
przyjazdu do kraju naszego ma
przeciag lat dwu wszystkim z
wyjatkiem na~jblizszych krew-
nych i to tylko w odwiedziny
przyjezdzajacych, oraz tych, kto-
rzy tn przybycby chcieli ma STU
dya; pare innych w~yiaczeh z pod
surowego tego Projektu, ktory
chca nam ma prawo zamicnic -
ME wiele czyni ulg i zmian ko-
rzystnych. Informuja mas, iz'pro-
.jekt ow jest tax popularnym,
przekonanie powszechne - tax
'og6lnie "a MIN sic ~oSwiadcza, re
niema prawie watpliwosci, IL zor
.stanie on uchwalony. Kilku kon-
gresmanow - stara sic mt pre-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10
~ WIAD0mOSN.

wszystkieh IRteresant6r nnjuprseJ-
miej prOSinly . prEestrsegnnie R0nix-
szyeh wskaE6Nek;
Bfura AdnAinistracyi nnszeJ Otwar
- przez dzfen ca4y cd Eodsiny S-me1
zrana do : sJO wieczOrem - co dnia, q
wyJatkiem niedEleI 1 SWAT obo~tasu-
lacy ch.
fOPOLUDNtQAYC Cd 2-giej >5-tej
- q wyJAtkfem sOb0t.
Redakey dIa intereSant6w Otwnrta
lest al W GODLlNACH PORAN
Men, Oh GODztNG IOI3O DO GoDzI-
ny 1850; pO pp4udniu tyIko En specy-
lar NaczeIny przyJmuje inte-
ant TYLINO 20 GODZINlE 1O-tej
pRAEsD POLUDNIEM.
UpraAu sic, wszeikle sprnVyy zRedak
rya ~safatwiae, o lie ~BlOAnOsei PlSEM-
Me, bO M kOnwersacye dIuSie ME ma
my czaSu: tyikO W SpriYyach sBcEegOt-
uieJS1ej waSi OsOOiStych, Tub ME data-
ryeh sic ~KaIatNie z~ySlSEte - droga ko-
- prOsiAoy jawte sie oso-
bIScie, z~nchOYNuJac ma w1SiSuztes nc o.
kOIo godxiny 1I-tej nmykh gnzete
wsEysey na~jbaru1ieJ jesIesnly "tedS
ia
kOrenpOndent0w uprasHamy stnno-
xxrZo. aDs pisau CZH1E;LNIE - fRA
MENTEM, LUB Ma MASZINIEs ME
HBGT SCISLIMIE L T1LhO Ma JE-
UNEJ STkONlE PAPlERC. 4
JesH utwOry JakiekOiSiek ME mnja
hive ogIosEsne, pOchIania je - kOsz
redakcyjny; jesd Pozadane 81 do Hwro-
an. W razie ME Vg&OSzenla, naieHy TO
WYRAHNIE hAZNACLlC 4
INACZEH POCLTOWf Ma SWkOfNA
-pRZESNEkE.
NZoUuych kOmunlknt0T do Ogfoszen1n
ME naIezy p~rzesyiae M karthch ODD
Lrytych; zADNGCH TEE ME PkZfJ
MIJE SIZE kOMGNIkACfl
NIIZNYCH - chyba W wyJatkoWyeh
xxypadknch; r6wnieS ogiOs1eh, d0tyezs-
eSch towarsystw, t~eiefOnieznie me
prxyjniuJenIY.
WszeIkie OglOsxenia nalezU do DIN
ha OEIosxen W AdministrReyi 4 tnm sic
z nienai EVyrnea naIeEy.
POdEfekOyanin - wSAEbhlEGO ro-
lzai1, kEZOLUCIE ZALOBNE, POLL
rYCHNE 4 Z. p. naleSa do DEiaTu Ogto-
sven.
WszeIkie kOrespondeneye, zawiado-
mienia 1 {. D.. Music bye podptsaae -
uelnem nazwiskiem Nyruz z adresem pt-
ssseegO; beziniiennych, Tub pOdPtsanyeh
aOmysInikiem, aibO Wreszcte sf0Wem
..kOmitet' - kOm~unikncyt, nj kOres-
pOndencyi ME Eamieszczamy.
~tanOwcz ME 0~gfnszamy XADN1CH
..BALOw1, ami wyrieczek, hub ,.pikni-
k6v, UREADZANYCH w SOB0TY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10
Dobra NoWina z Detroit

w detroickiem ,,OgniSku Do
ostatniego tygodnia,
czytamy co nastepuje:
Dowiadujemy sic z pewnego
zrodia, re dyecezya detroicka
otrzyrna wkrotce polskiego BIZ
skupa - sufragana. Me chce-
my iapat ryb pred niewodem,
wiec nazwisko jego tymczasem
zamilczamy, wiemy tylko, re
papiery, dotyczace jego kon-
sekracyi juz ~nadeszly do dele
gaeyi papieskiej W Waszyng-
tonic i lada dzien zostana Ia
desfane do Detroit; take w
parafii Sw. Franeiszka nastapi
wanna zmiana. =
-
WiadomoSG bardzo pomySlna!
Frzypuszczamy i spodziewamy
sic pewnie, re - prawdziwa. No
tatka powyzsza sOgniska Domo-
.wego", pisma redagowanego bar
do porzadnie podana jest W
takim tonic i sposobie, re ME wy
glada ma domysi, plotke nj po-
gloske.. :. Dajze Boze, by sic to
speiniio, co sic Polonii w De-
troit dawno - npatrzyio"...
Polonia ia - jedna z nailicz-
niejszych w Ameryce, poza CHI
cagoska - bodaj najsilniej roz-
wijajaca sic. bardzo ozywiona,
stanowiaca centrowy punkt ola
rozlegiych i r6znorodnych dzia-
Ian naszych W tym kraju "a
sluguje W calej pelni ma takie
wyr6zuienie, ktore niezawodnie
przez wszystkich rodak6w tutej-
szych zostarie przyjete radoSnie
i napetni wszystkich wdzieczno-
Scia ola Stolicy Sw., a wzmocni
przywiazanie nasze tradycyjne do
koScioia.
Bylaby to najPiskniejsza
,.gwiazdka" ola calej Polonii a.
merykahskiej, a ola detroickiej W
szczeg6lnoSci! Oby sic tylko "a
powiedz ,,Ogniska" spefniia jak
najrychlej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10

re1lcya obcych i zeby tie obce ~
wholly aklimatyzqwac a wyzyskac
polytechnic ola tel @zicmi, tax
bardzo, tax ogromnie wiele ma
jacej jeszcze wolnych obszarow;
wreszcie powinny umiec IT,
chronic ,siebie i mas wszy-
stkich cd napfywu niepoza-
danych pofitycznie zywio4ow
przewrotowych i rozkladczych.
Zamkniecie port6w i immigracyi
= to ME srodek, ami spos6b, to
cos co Z uzurpacya blisko spo--.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10
Do MACIERZY
POLSKIEJ
Wstepujq Wszyscy
DO Wstepne Jest Wolne, a
Podatki Najnizsze!

Ka5dy ina lub slyszai o Macierzy
PolSkicj i wielu z naszych najwybit-
niejszych ludzi nalezy do Macterzy
Polskiej. Gas juz, azebyS rownieE
sic zapisal.
1gioS sic po a~plikacye do biura
Zarzadu Giownego, pod mr.. 1857 W.
Division utica, Tub pisz albo telefo-
nuj Monroe 1903, a aplikacye pray
Slemy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10

krewnione, a w rzeczywistosci
Jest dowodem siabosci czynnikow
raiarodajnych, ktore ME umieja
sobie dat rady, ME umieja
znalezt drogi i obmyslec Srodk6w
wyjScia z sytuacyi trudnej, vice
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10
z Text R~edakcyjnej.>

ciwdziaiaG jeszcze, ale jest to
walka ma przegrane, jest to ply
niecie przeciw pradowi. Wsrod
tych, ktorzy oponuia wzgledem
projektu tax surowego wstrzymy
wanna immigracyi-sa nasz TO-
dak, kongresman milwaukee,, pan
Kleczka, oraz chicagoski kongres-
man SABBATH, ktorzy usifuja wpro-
wadzic do projektu mniejszoSci
poprawki pewne, by mp. rodzen-
stwu obywateli tutejszych wolno
byfo przybyc do kraju naszego /
pozostac tu bez ograniczenia, O.
raz by wogole ograniczenia immi-
gracyjne zredukowano ME do lat
dwu, jak to chca koniecznie pre-
prowadzic, lecz do roku tylko.
Wymienieni posiowie ME szcze-
dza zabiegow i starah W sprawie
omawianej, lecz - zdaje sic NE
zdolaja sprawic wiele, wobec ge-
neralnego uprzedzenia, jake ma
tym punkcie panuje w obu L.
bach Kongresu, wobec tego dorii-
nujacego sadu opinii W sferact
sterniczych kraju, IL immigracye
palezy koniecznie ograniczyc -
d rwaczej wprost wstrzymac -
zamkna6 bodaj ma owe diva lata
przynajmniej.
Scntyment TAXI ME jest nowym
w kraju nNzym. Wiemy - pa
mletamy, IL Cd lat kllkunastu Juz
przemysliwa sic tr stale had O.
graniczeniami i utrudnieniami
coraz nowemi immigracyi - mad
wstrzymywaniem jej a unier1oZ-
liwianiem ludziom wstepu ia
Ziemie WaSzyngtona. Ostatnio
prad ku temu - wzmog{ sic bar
do gwaitownie I przyczyn roz-
nych-nie trudnych do w~yliczenia
Ii 'zrozumienia. Przedewszy--
stkiem boja sic powojennej ne
dzy europejskiej! Obawiaja sic,
IL z KRAKOW starego swiata, VOL
ia nawiedzonych - napiynie
nam TIL wielka liczba ubostwa,
biedoty wszelakiej, ktora W
mniejszej, jeSli ME wiekszej mic
RE - mogiaby sic STAG krajowi
obywatelstwu tutejszemu dotkli-
wynn ciezarem. Niedawno mieli-
smy wieSci, IL okoio 10 Milo
now e%migrant6w - wybiera sic
istotnie Z Buropy do .Ameryki
co prawda, to moze zastraszac,
zwfaszcza. IL 4 takim olbrzymim
r.abytkiem ewentualnym zywio--
low obcych - rozneby sic laczyiy
trudnoSci i klopoty ola zywiolGw
miejscowych. Mp. Ameryka w woj
ME s~postrzegta sic, il Obcych po-
ice lojalizm6~, ludzi, wpEywow
ma tn "a wiele; ~zatozono sobie te-
dy-jako eel najblizszy, by pFzedc
wszystkiemtych obcych, co tn So,
zabsorbowac pod wzgledem
.nacyonalnym, by ich zamerykani-
zowat, MIN sic dopusci wigksza
liczbe nowych immigrantow. Ia
kim wlasnie zabiegom ameryka-
nizacyjnym ~tutejszym - ma do
romodz owo zamkniecie dop}ywu
Swiezego obcych - ma diva lata
przynajmpiej - przynajmniej pc
! wiadamy, ,gdyz wcale ME zareczy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10

dobrowolnie pozbawiaja kraju-
tych wielkish i mnogich korzysci,
jakiemi moglaby immigracya, ma
lezycie uregulowana W warun-
kach odmiennych - sfuiye lie
mi WaszyNgtona:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10

libysmy, czy pc dwu latach, jesli
experiment bedzie miai jaki : ia.
XII przebieg pomySlny, ME zechca
ia jeszcze diva lata - dajmy ia
to okres owego zanlkniecia
brann i port6w tutejszych =
przediuzyc.. To sic dopiero po-
kaze, lecz sadzac pc sentyinen-
Gle dzisicjszym - niespodzianka
ME byloby to ola mas bynajmniej.
Innym wzgledem, motywujacSn
wstrzymanie immigracyi - jest
cchrona piracy amerykailskiej
wobec spodziewarej masowej re-
! dukcyi w amerykahskiej produk-
cyl - robotnik tutejszy i tax be-
die miaf mnicj doroboty, niz
kiedykolwiek ostatniemi laty; je-
Sliby mu do tego dopuszczono tn
kilka, czy nawet kilkanascie -
jak zapowiadano milion6w
wyrobnikow obcych, niewykwa--
lifikowanych, biednych, giod,
nych, piracy potrzebujacych, wiec
"a bylc co gotowych do roboty
to ma tenn wyzej wykwalifikowa'
ny robotnik amerykaiski ucier.
piaiby niezawodnie. lego chcq
uniknqc: wiec "a republikahskiej
ekonomii redukcye fabryczne -
zaplaci ciezko - niedopuszczony
GO kraju tutejszego emigrant eu-
ropejski.
-Jeszcze lima przyczyna - to
Ottawa pred radyka1ami. kt6rycl;
4 krain europejskich istotnie PREY
byio nam troche Z wicle. Me
chcq ich tn wiecej jeSzcze i ME
zawadnie maja racye. a obawia-
ia sic, IL najsurowszc egzamina-
eye wstepne ME zdolaiyby wy
siac Z immigracyjnych tiumow
tych niepozadanych politycznych,
ktorzy zatailiby sic swoiln
obyczajem - PREY badaniach wy
dziatu immisracyjnego, a poznieJ
dokazywaliby pc swojemu i pro-
! bowaliby nam tn reformy UREA
dzac niepozqdane, hub rewolucyc-
BY ~aranzowaG chcieli, jak nam to
stale obiecuja ich najrozmaitsi
wsp6fwyznawcy i kom-patryoci
polityczni, co sic tn juz %zasiedzie-
Ii tax, il dis pozbyc sic ich tru,
dino.
TIE OTTO gIowne przyczyny -
oraz wiele innych pomniejszych
spraw. Z owemi paru gf6wlsemi
lQczacych sic OTTO wzgledy, ola
kt6rych postanowiono gordyjski
wezef trudno5ci Z immigracya-
ME rozplqtywac cierpliwie / sy'
stematycznie. ale ~rozciac i skon
czvc z MIN - zamykajqc wrota
i portv dla obcych. Mniemaja, &c
Choc diva lata beda mieli spo'
k6j... Obaczymy. My uwazamy.
il zamkniecic immigracyi - ME
usunie kiopot0w / trudno5ci tu-'
t~ejszych, lekarstwcm ma liczne
braki ME bedzie- Wladzc krajo-
We - ME Powinny zabraniat
wstepu ma te ziemie - ludziom
uczciwym, kt6rych jcdyna win4
Jest to, re sq ubodzy: samaz kor
s~tytucya Stan6w Zjedn. sprzeci-
via sic takiemu sposobowi poste-
tpowania! Wade powinny Una
Iltzt melody i Srodki lepsze, by
umiec ! robotnika - obywatela
J tutejszego ochronic priced konku.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.

y. s. Land Office at Las Cruces, n. N.
December 4, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Elean-
or N. Dean. for herself and other
heirs Of James T. Dean. deceased.
Of Columbus, n. NJ who, ON Jurs
70, 1912, made Desert Land Entry,
No. Ol2Oo. for SEA, Section 20.
Township % s., Range W. n. NJ.
p. Meridian, has lled notice Of in
tention 10 make flnal three-yeaF
Homestead Proof, relief having been
granted under the act Of March I,
1915, 10 establish claim TO the land
above described, before T. J. Cole
U. $. Commissioner. al Columbus
n. NJ on the Goth day Of January,
1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Albert J. Weld. Of Columbus, n
NJ; James l.. Walker, OF Columbus
N. NJ; William +. Cowgirl. Of Colum-
bus, n. NJ: Daniel J. Chadborn. Of
Columbus, n. NJ.
JOHN l.. BURNSIDE,
Dec 2, 3,iO,t7,ei3i. Register.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-24


The Board n Trustees met IN reg
ular session. Mayor ]. n. Blair. pres
ent. Trustee n. W. Elliott present;
Trustee A. Frederickson, present;
Trustee VIM Klein. absent, Trus-
Tee C. II. McAuley, present
The minutes OF laol meeting read
and approved
IN. Blalrs application for build
ing permit was read.
Motion by Trustee Frederickson
and seconded by Trustee hcAuley,
that J. r. Blair's application for
building permit be allowed and clerk
instructed 10 issue same.
Motion carried.
There being no further business
before The board, the trustees nd-
journed. J.R BLAIR,
Mayor
EDWIN q. DEAN. Clerk.
Tuesday. December "a. 1920.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-24
How Blg New York Grocery Firm
Keeps Down Rai>.

vroome 4 Co, Butter and Cheese
Merchants. New York Lily, says:
I'VE keep RAT-sNAP In our cellar
all the time. II keeps down rats.
We buy Il by the gross, would not
be without H." Farmer use the
RAT-SNAp because rats pass up all
food for RAT-SNAP. Three sizes,
35c, Csc. si25. Sold and guaranteed
by Frost's Hdw. a Fur. Store and
the Columbus Drug Company.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-24

Dcpnrimeni Of Ne Iaieripr.
U. $. Land Oiliceet Las Cruces. n. N.
December 4, 1890.
Notice Is hereby given 0hai James
~ kisner. Of Waterloo. N. NJ. who,
on October ~. 1915. made lIome-
stead Eeify. No. 0i22ii. Tor Lots :,
2, Eh, NWh. Section 81, Township
20 y, Range 3 W., n. N. p. Meridian,
has flled notice Of intention 10 make
flnal throe-year Proof. 10 establish
claim 10 the land above descrilno
before r J. ccIe. q. s. Commission
er. at Columbus. n. NJ. on the S0lh
day OF January. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William T. Dixon. OF Waterloo, n
NJ; John T. Herris. Of Columbus. n
M.; s. c. Pierce, Of Columbus. N. NJ.
Milton James. Of Columbus. n. N.
JOHN L. BURNSIDE,
Dee.3io.i7.2i.9i. Register.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-24
NOTICE To CoNTRACrORs.

Sealed proposals for the furnish
ing Of all materials, supplies, tools
and labor. sustaining Of all expense
incurred In constructing In place a
water works for fire and domestic
purposes for the Village Of Colum-
bus, n. NJ. In accordance with the
Plans and Specifications on nle In
the Office OF f-the Clerk Of said VII
lagc. The bid TO be In accordance
with the schedule proposal sheet,
furnished by the Clerk.
Bids will be received by the Clerk
Of said village. until o'clock. Tues
day evening December 2s. 1920, at
which hour the bids will be opened
and acted upon.
The Board Of Trustees reserves
the right 10 reject any or all bids.
Contractors desiring TO bid upon
this work may examine the Plans
and Specifications and receive
blanks for bidding. at the Office Of
the Village Clerk, or at the Offices
OF the Engineer, Mr.. II. o. Duerr,
Albuquerque. New Mexico. The con-
tractor may have q set OF Plans and
Specifications mailed to him upon
depositing with the Engineer the
sum OF $500, $500 Of which will
be refunded upon the return OF the
complete Plans and Specifications,
The work TO be bid upon and fur
nished is as follows:
One complete water works system
for fire aud domestic purposes, con-
sisting OF wells, reservoirs. pump
house, tower and tank. pumping
machinery, distributing lines, valves
and spirals all in place ready for
operation.
The contractor shall be paid ia
bonds Of the Village OF Columbus
bearing interest at 0 per cent from
November 1. 1890.
J.R BLAIR. Mayor.
Attest: EDWIN @. DEAN. Clerk
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-24
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

L. V. EsTEY HAS FULL POWER
OF attorney for oil Of =. J. Estey's
mining property on the western
slope Of the middle peak Of the
Three Peaks Of the Tres Herman
as mountains and all documents
are recorded at the County Clerks
Office IN Dcming.
Deci0-i7-2f-3i. L. V. FeTEg.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-24

McEvoys Jcwehy Store, next door
10 Onyx theaier, is one Of the show
places Of Columbus, His storeroom
Is new and his stock Of Christmas
novelties rs well as hls standard
goods. dimonds. watches, necklaces,
rings, watchcharms, stekpins. Is The
best ever In Columbus. See what he
has before deciding on your Xmas
gifts.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-24
HEI.F wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED --sALnGkADlRl, LOCAL
representatives 10 sell very at
trnctiv6 line Of house dresses, pet
iicOals and aprons direct from the
factory 10 the homes. n you wish
10 make a permanent connection
which will pay a good income the
year around. write at once. i0a
Blackstone Bldg- Cleveland, Ohio,
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-24

LANDOLOGY SPECIAL NUMBER
just out containing 1890 facts Of
clover land In Marinelte county.
Wisconsin. n for a home or as
an investment you are thinking
OF buying good farm lands where
farmers grow rich, send al once
for this special number Of Land
ology. II is free on request. Ad-
dress Skidmore-niehte Land Co,
2i2 skidmore-Riehle Buldg, ai
Marinctte, Wisconsin. u
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-24

If YOU ltEl.D THE CLASSIFIED
ads, so ~,!! other people. This is
the caeapesl wy 10 reach buyers.
Minimum charge Is 90 5sa,s aed
II you don't get results the Courier
will again publish your ad Tor
nothing. Fair enough. ISN'T itg
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-24
GOVERNMENT WOOL BLANKETS

WOOb ea@fANNEho
for $500
10000 elegant wool army blan-
hels purchased direct from the
U. s. Surplus Division. Blankets
that are real wool and will keep
you warm for several years to
come. Raw material alone worth
more than the price we ask.
slightly used in local camps,
but practically as good as new.
Inspected, renovated. laundered,
and steriliEed by government au-
ihoritics. Our price is $3.50.
strictly new and lrsl as reeeiv-
ed by the government from th'
manufacturers. Our price Is so.e'
andt regular value would prob
ABLY be $1,000.
A. q matter OF good faith mai
as n deposit of 81 for each hlanke
ordered. balance on delivery.
KINGSLEY ARMY SHOE co.
Ss52 Cottage Grove Az. Chicago
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-24

TY, STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
Joseph Soulhall, Plaintiff, vs.
Lealha Southall. Defendant
The defendant Leatha southall,
is hereby notified that a civil action
has been commenced against her In
the District Court Of Luna County,
State OF New Mexico by the pllin-
tin, Joseph Southall. wherein plain
tin prays that the bonds Of matri-
mony now existing between plain
tin and defendant be dissolved.
Plaintiff alleges that the defendant
has deserted and abandoned him.
You. the said defendant are hereby
notified that you are required 10 ap-
pear aud answer the complaint In
the said cause on or before the 27ih
day OF January, 1921. the date Of
completion OF service by publica-
iion herein, and unless you 80 ap-
pear and answer Judgment by do
fault will be rendered against you
and plaintiff will pray 70 the Court
for the relief prayed for In his COM
plant
Name and address Of the Attorney
for the plaintiff Is Walter r. sproat,
Columbus. New Mexico.
Witness my hand and seal Of the
Court this 10th day Of January, A
ID. 1921.
p. A. HUGHES. Clerk.
tDeci7-2i-3iJan7)
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-24


10 The Voters Of Precinct No. 8 lCo-
himbus, n NJ:
I hereby announcement myself as
Q candidate for the Office OF Justice
Of the Peace. Precinct No. 8. Lunn
County. and respectfully solicit your
support. r. J. COLE.
Election Monday, January 10. 1921.
To the Voters Of Precinct No. 8, Co
lumbus. n. M;
I hereby announce myself a. a
candidate for the office OF Con
stable Of Precinct No. 5. Luna Coun-
~. and respectfully solicit your sup
port. G. n. ROGERS.
Election Monday, January 10. 1925
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-24
THE UNITED sTATEs CIvL sER.

THE UNITED STATES CIVIL SER
vice Commission announces that a
Firefighier non-eduealional ex-
animation will be held on January
"a. 1921. for the purpose OF fill
ing a vacancy In the position Of
Flrefighter lnlhe Utilities Service
al Columbus, n. N. Application
blanks and further Information
may be obtained from the Local
Secretary. Board Of Civil Service
Examiners. at the Columbus, New
Mexico postoffioe.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-24

ORGANIZE YOUR BUSINESS AS A
declaration Of trust and guaran-
tee its legality; furnish ten expert
salesmen free who sell stock ON
commission; save taxes, fees. PEN
alties. reports TO blue-sky COM
mission; advice and literature are
free. National Organization Co.,
i23 w. Madison, Chicago.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-24
wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE
help-ClsFks linen and women
over n. for Postal Mail Service;
si25 per month Experience un-
necessary. For free particulars
70 examination. write r. Terry
former Civil Service Examiner),
SSs Continental Bldg, Washing
ton. D. q. I'm