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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
AMERICAN NATIONAL
Wins BY BIG SCORE

In a rather enc sided contest the
American Nation Bank team defeat
ed the quint of the Merchants Ma
tional, by the score OF 35 to Is. The
FIRST half was closely contested and
when the period ended. In the last
period the winners came back strong
and ran up 20 points to their oppon-
cnts 6.
The ali-round playing of Devine
for the losers was the outstanding
feature of the game. Brown, star
forward of tho American Nationals
put up a good game. scoring 20 OF
his teams points.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

pointed to sell privately q Louis XVI.
house In Mayfair, containing a coilec-
ton Of art which the owner has taken
twenty-five years to collect
Among these are important pieces
nf art, which Robert Wallace and a
friend in Paris obtained. They were
heirlooms. "and acquired by the pres
ent owner under the direction of the
courts
The principals would not disclose
who the present tenant OF this May
fair mystery" house L., with Its
Sevrea china, Gobelfn tapestries. ex-
quisite paneiiag and gaiieried stair
case, for which the lowest purchase
price is. 10000 lbs. ts75o.e00).
Ii is SO close secret that even the
clerks In the Office are NOT aware of
the client. said the principal. but the
present owner is lifelong collector
of works of art, and has insisted,
even 10 prospective purchasers, on
the closest secrecy.
{ But the most astonishing feature Of
this private sale is that no less than
six persons in one day informed the
agents that they were willing to pay
50, 600 lbs. for this wonderful home
This is not an isolated instance
OF huge sums being Forthcoming Tor a
home in Mayfair and Belgravia." he
said. There Is waiting list OF peo-
Pile. who will pay almost any price
for home In these neighborhoods
provided it is just what they want
If anyone had laid out 90, 600 lbs.
in rents and property In these neigh
horhoods only three years ago, their
money would have been doubled to-
day."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

The American Flying Club Of vir-
ginia. the arst Aeronautical organize
ton In the history Of yirginia. has been
formed N the CITY OF Richmond. At
d reunion OF former United States
air service pilots and observers from
this state who served in the world war.
Held at the Westmoreland club re-
Gently. plans for sucf, an organize
tton were promulgated. Now. these
plans have been effected.
Ii Is but ftting that the wcstmore-
land club, already . place of historic
renown, should be the birthplace Of
the first flying club Of those sons Of
Virginia who volunteered to carry
their country's colors and standards
into the face OF the enemy with one Of
the newest and most dangerous impie-
ments Of modern warfare. Aircrafti
namely. the aeroplane. the hydropiane
nd the balloon. I've American Fly
ing Club Of Virginia 10 dedicated by
the board Of governors memorial to
the Virginia aviators who lost their
lives IN the service of their country.
The object OF this club Is to en-
courage and promote advancement In
the progress and service of aviation, to
foster esprit de corps by maintaining
its best standards and traditions. to
professional knowledge and
to provide means for social activities
ana entertainment for all members.
AniIation with the American Flying
club at II East Thfrty-eiGhth street.
New York. ". r.. which has A. its Of
feers Laurence ala Tourette briggs
president: General Leonard Wood nrst
vice president. Captain Eddie Ricken-
hacker. second yice-presiaent. and Ma
for General Charles T. Mencher, chief
of our air service. Honorary President
and Hon Franklin X. Lane. honorary
Il president, was passed unanimously
~ 4 meeting held February IL.
The American Flying club is at
fliated with the Royal Air Force club
In Tendon. England.
The board Of governors OF the
American Flying club. Of Virginia, are
John W. williams Jr-, s. l.. Ingram.
F. woolner Caiish. waveriy Melton.
The officers are as follows: f. Don
Cameron. Richmond. president: John B.
Cary, Richmond. Hrst vice. president,
Charles b. Robertson. -Jr., Richmond
second vice. president: =. L Ingram,
Etchr,ond. secretary: Allen w. Valen-
tine. Richmond, treasurer.
Charter members OF the organization
here include former army. navy and
marine corps pilots and observers of
the United States air service In the
world war, as follows:
Randolph Harrison. G. Douglass
lancaster. Robert r. Lee. Remper KEEL
lagg. Roy c. Flanagan. Carl Fleming.
Lieutenant clifford Efleman. A 3, A.,
Rutherford Fleet. q. L. ingram. Allen
w Valentine. Cantain w. A. yackev.
Jr A. 9, A.. Captain A. w. Barry. A.
s. A., Cartain c. r. Nash. u s. NJ c,
j. T. Dempsey. Eugene Dennis. r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
]. N. 5. OVERWHELMED
by WOODBURY. FOREST

Orange. Va. Feb. 2G.--Ip orr
sided but holly contested gRnas
Woodbury. Forest Academy def6af-g
ed John Marshall high school. e.
Richmond by a score OF 80 70 1z1
Marsha llites were handicapped Dys
the loss of Hicks. their right Tor 8
ward who was unable to play De-
cause OF illness. Tyson, who 1uh-|
sttrured FOR him. played II good gA1h1
but was inaccurate INF his shooting
The whiting team displayed coed
brand of bask etball but were C1t~I
classed by their opponents. The size
of the score gives no indication o.
speed and closeness OF the contest.
Captain Carroll, of the Richm0nd-
ers. put up an exceiletn game in his
efforts to bring victory to his teAm~
Foster, the Acadmey's husky cent&rs
played wonderful game 70 his side
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
American Flying Club Of
Virginia Fully Organized

Potts. r. N. Groner. Jr.. Watkins payie.
W B. Clark, John B. Cary. r. wooiner
Caiish, Robert Baldwin, Leo A Baron.
Henry d. Lowry, Waveriy Melton. vii.
lard Owens. Gus PeD1e. James Patton,
H D. QuarleE, Chifdrey Scott. Gervas
= Taylor. Charles r. Robertson. Jr.,
Walter Robinson. John W Williams.
j.. James Wheat, wiiburn sydnor,
Warner Moore. Jrs G. Wicker. b. Um-
lauf. A. r. Smith, IAeutenant o. SWINE
ford. Y. s. n. A., b. Baker, Thomas
y. Miekie, Jr. Decatur Jones, Coleman
Rsedy. Philip r. Cabcll. A. L. stone,
IL. Thomas Miller. e. Roe, A Randall
Hsgner, John G. Parker, Julian "
Rarksdale, Jr.. l.. c. Wood Paul Per.
due, Dave Bruner. Iyor Massey, Turner
Bethel. Sherrard q. Mott, Lieutenant
w J. Graham, A. E. A.. T. C. Burche.
II. Don Cameron. J. H. RuskeiI, Austen
Martinstefn, Sammie Lunt.
Honorary members will be proposed
at the next meeting. the date Of which
VIII be announced later. At the meet
ing at which officers were chosen
committee on membership was APP
pointed Membership of the committee
follews:
Charles r. Robertson. Jr.. CAPTAIN
w. A. Yackey. Jr., Il. Woolner Catfish.
Willard Owens, A. Randall Hagner.
Carl Fleming.
IN invitation IS extended to all for
,ner army. navy and marine corps
pilots and observers of the United
states air service during the world
war. now residing In Virginia, to be-
come affiliated with this club Those
desiring membership blanks. communi.
cate with the secretary Of the Ameri-
can Flying club, OF Virginia, Box ST.,
Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
Huge Prices Bid for
London Palaces BY
War Enriched Men

london. Feb. 21.--faark lane pal
acos and the luxurious dwellings in
Mayfair and Belgravia are gradually
changing hands. and big efforts are
being made by the newly rich--espe-
cml4v Northern clients. who have be-
come enormously wealthy during the
wnr--to get mansion in the cxclu-
stve society districts.
San instance OF this was given by
MahhStt and Edge, who have been APP
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
I. {. STATE AND Y. P.L.
MEET HERE TOMORROW

North Carolina State College,
which has defeated such well known
teams as Trinity. Eioa. University OF
S. C., Wake Forest, Citadel, Clemson,
Auburn and University @of Georgia,
Will make its first appearance irAAt r-
giTta tomorrow night when the game
with the v. p. l. quint at the Blues
armery and one of tho best games OF
the season Ii looked for by local bas-
ketball devotees
This Is one of the several big games
that have been arranged by the
Richmond Sports Association. which
Is making an effort to bring only the
best teams here.
Announcement was made last night
by the association THAI they had en-
Gagged Roscoc's jazz Orchestra, for
the occasion and that dancing would
follow the game.
Az 4 preliminary to the big game
the Church I'M Athletic club viii
moot the Camp Lee quint. which In
composed of several former college
players.
The probable lineup of the two
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

ferty; Campbell for Tyson.
Goals from court: Brown 10:
O'Sullivan 4; Broaddus l; Owens /:
Caldwell 3 Lafferty /; Devine j.
Referee, Jennings. L. OF Va.
Time of halves, tweEty minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
LOCAL o 4 CUNT MAKES
SPLENDID SHOWING
IN GAME LOST TO v.P.L

Before the largest crowd that ever
witnessed a bask etball game in Rich
ntond. the v. Pr /. quint defeated the
Church Hill Athletic club at the !.
" e. 4. last nigh. by the score OF
6l.to a..
Although beaten by sixteen points
the local Quint. deserves much credit
for the great game that they put up
against. the strong Biacksnurg quint
which ID considered to be the strongest
qfIint Ia the state, having defeated
sach teams as Johns Hopkins Catho-
Lid university, Alabama Tech. and
" ~. Il.
throughout and only by fighting for
every opening that presented itself
was Teeth the winner as the local boys
put up much better game than the
visitors In long distance goal shoot
I'M, especially Ehmig. who, Gagged the
ball three times from the center OF
the cuurt.
The good guarding OF Metcalf de-
sefYeS special mention as he was
plAeaiAg against Parrish, who Is con-
cEHf0 @ be the greatest center, in the
South Atlantic division and has been
ntemtiofed In every game that he has
played this season for his goal shoot
Ing. However, with the veteran Met
CALI following him closely last night
he was unable to cage the ball but
fEtce, while MetGalf was successful
on three occasions.
-, Every member OF the v. p l. quint
played an excellent game through
Out Wharton, Graham and Rhodes,
being the best at goal shooting from
fhe court. while Parrish. Gagged the
ball eight times in free shots out of a
possible. Twelve
For Church Hill, PendIeton and
Woodward were the most consistent
xcorers getting four goals from the
court each, and Woodward, who Gagged
the hall from fouls ten times In twelve
attempts :
Y !. The lineup and summary fol-
lows:
Church Hill. Position. v.P I.
Woodward -. Forward -. Graham
Pendleton -. Forward -. Wharton
MstrAlf s....s. Center ...... Parrish
EhnIig $500. Guard ...... Brooks
Wailcrstefn 80. Guard 49,. Rhodes
Suostitutions~-Devi for Ehmig:
Crisp for Graham
Goals from court--Woodward. 4;
rendleton 4: Metcalf, ); Ehmig. s;
Graham 4 Wharton. 9; Parrish, 2;
Brooks. 8: Rhodes. 4.
Goals from fouls-Woodward, 10:
Parrish. 3.
Tire IT halves, twenty minutes.
Referee. Cooch, University of yir-
GINA Tinaekevper, Van Buren.
[.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30

nanuuels, we opinc. will NOT BE-
50 popular now as In the hslcyon
days Of champagne bourbon and
SIN fines u half The stories they
tell Of willy Tom Shaw are true.
A. q hero Of The Beadle dime nov
Ell ORDER shaw's romantic history
stands out likc a stake horse over
a selling platter Tom va the IDOL
of The romanlicist and 70 think
that he ran out or gasoline and
camo 70 such a prosaic cnd--lcm-
porarily--is like taking all the
slamor from a hero BY killing him
with an accidental fall instead Of
shooting him IN the arms Of bis
lady love- What a homer Tom
Shaw pulled just because he did
not have caches Of gasoline along
the roadside.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30
JAMES N. LENNOx
FOR COUNTY TREASURER

I announce myself a sa candidate
for the office Of County Treasurer,
Luna County, N. NJ subject 10 the
action Of the Democratic voters al
the primary election OF that party
TO be held March 20. 1920.
4 nm a former resident OF Col
umbus, having al one time been
an employee Of the postoffice.
now own property In Columbus. I
ask your support TO gain an office
requiring very careful business
methods. II elected I pledge my
self to give my full attention 10
the end that the county will en-
Joy this important service.
James NJ. Lcnnox.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30

On one of the arks depOrtins a
load Of reds TO Russia II was no.
Iiced that some Of the bewhisker-
cd elan were plentifully supplied
with money while others we're
practically strapped
A government agent. discovering
this variance in the sizes Of their
piles naively suggested that In
view OF their teachings, Il would
be appropriate for them 70 pool
all Of their wealth and then make
an equal distribution.
The howls Of protest which arose
rom the moneyed ones among The
reds nearly swamped the ship.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30
FALL 10 C0NE 10
coLuNnOs SOON FOn
MEXICAN INQUIRY

Senator A. 81 fnll Of New Me,Ito
eh.irn.sn ~ AZ. ...lt.a c,.t.
e,
"''n
anH'ia ana ms committee viii ar
rive "a Columbus immediately az
ter the hoafIns IN III paso Il ovor
This uaa announced H., u..a..
.hv ihe senator me e~e,.f.~ $500.
I'VE have ra~e1vsa -sn,.s-e~-
and l~elf.re lr,ns neo,,c 40
'nlnln N condllIon h m.rlcn M.
il their ilme Mere 4 nclr M,
10 Ten uh.i nov t,o,. o...,- 7,
|lhom have c,mri.inea ~, -o..l,
mot eel nnhllellv ~ .helr slor'.
|hr,,,eh a. Assoe,.,.d pr.s. ~
Inc nan.re Th.v en- %, n ~.
In thew rcallv nav. facs. w. u,
NOT want theories ,nlen- ne, 49,
backed hv evidence
senator Fall VA asted ~ A.,
matter on he Iuare. hnlile M ~,
|Iune would h. ro,e ,oso ~ a.,e-
min. whether crnnrislas shos ina
ri paso ana into Jnare. gr,u, IN.
-qarrlson. Ia sald hi AZ n,t t.c-.
hui mai too would he son. ma /,
|anyhodv had evidence III olfer
senator Fall doca moi tnoc, ho.,
long Inc henrinr here viii 10, Va
aid IA would slnrt Friday soa mai
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30
4. A. C~T0M") HULsEY
STATE LEGISLATURE

l announce myself as a candidate
for election 10 the House Of Rep
rcseniatives Estate Legislature) OF
the state Of New Mexico, for Luna
county. subject 10 the action Of the
Democratic voters al the primary
election, March 20. 1920. The sup
port OF all voters who hope for The
best Of conditions, legislative. IL
earnestly requested.
Tom A. Hulscy.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30

4. A. Hulsey OF Waterloo and
Columbus has finally come out IN
the open and has announced him.
self as a candidate for the STATE
! legislature, subject 10 the will OF
tho Democrats primaries. 10 be
held March 20 1890. r. A. Hulscy
or Tom, a. he Is known 10 his
lniimaies. Is probably one OF IN,
best known real estate operators
IN this section Of Luna county.
Whaf he Is thought Of In other
sections wns aptly expressed By
County Treasurer Hepp. who In
speaking Of Mr.. Hulsey before hts
cundidacy was announced. said:
The people up this way think q
Tot Of Tom Hulsey.'
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30

even peaceful progresses OF law
a. q means o. slrtnsthenlns their
hands IN The work Of establishing
a soviet system IN This country.
Il seems safe sfcunt 70 take lhf
position that tho New York mixup
affords a splendid opportunity %
vet The actual fact before lhc
country a. 10 Tho ical alms 81
these Socialist members and Of
their party. and then We shah have
q basis en- which 10 decide the
whole QUESTION.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30
JOHN l.. LOFTS
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

I wish 10 announce my candidacy
for the office Of County Commits
sloner, District No. 4, Luna Coun-
~, n. NJ subject 10 the Democrats
primaries 10 be held March 20
1890.
] respectfully solicit your sup
port aud pledge myself 10 a good,
businesslike administration OF
county affairs.
John 4. LOFTS.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30
sANEs A. RHEA ron
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

announce myself as a candi-
date Tor election 70 the office Of
County Commissioner, Luna county,
third district subject 10 the action
OF the Democratic voters al the
primary election Of that party 10
be held on March 20. 1920.
pledge myself 70 q good busi-
moss administration Of county AZ
fairs and on that ground solicit
your support,
-lames A. nhea.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30

santa re New Mexican.
Tho socialist party has mo- one
but itself 10 blame tial u Is be-
coming identified IN the minds of
all patriotic Americans with the
reds and anarchists and dynami,-
ers and bolsheVisis; and Il has no
one Ia blame but itself for the ef
fort by the New York state assem-
bly, ~ ct rad Of Socialist mem-
hers.
The issue Is not quite clear a..
mist people. The line Of denmark
alton between representative Gov
cfnment and misrepresentation
government Is harry. Hat one thing
Is eIear-we have no room IN pub
Nc assemblies or in America for
any man, whatever the name Of
his party. or whoever his constil-
uents. who subscribcs 10 the over
throw of the form Of government
provided for ia the constitution Of
the United States.
Only the free government will
live which il oppressive to those
who organize or conspire or work
10 overthrow H. Freedom, as We
said before, doesn't mean freedom
10 destroy that which gives Us this
freedom. n the New York Social
lists are proven 10 be men who ap-
prove the overthrow OF our gov
ernmenL they certainly have NJ
business In the government. And
II the word Socialist has come 10.
have a rotten Udor in America,
the Socialists never had a better
chance 10 set themselves right.
We are strong for representative
government. freedom Of speech and
thought and all the rest OF Il. The
facts have nod been sufficiently
developed IN the New York case,
Yet the broad principle you can
always lie 10. that somewhere, a.
Mr.. Berger has demonstrated. the
arbitrary line must De drawn.
Sweep away everything else 10
clear your vision and you will see
that Il all reduces To- the issue Of
those OF us who want this form
~ government and those who want
another. When the fathers stated
that all governments derived their
Inst powers from the consent oil
the governed They drew this one
up oo the theory that the governed
would consent The reds and the
holshevisis and q loi OF the So
cinlisis don't consent Hence Il -
Char that they don't belong under
a and we might as well set rid Of
them as soon rs possible.
The whole situation as 10 the
radicals Is preposlerous They are
continually appealing 20 The gov
ofnmcni end the constitution thai
they woUld destroy and demand
q rIehl 10 their constitutional priv
lleaes Ia order 10 use them 10 abol-
|sh he constitution.
ChagIes " hughes Is precisely
right rs principle a. % the New
0fk assembly incident. And YET
No0ef Or later we are convinced
i win become clear 70 Oh that We
niuA choose between the theory oil
teedom OF speech and assembly
0nd The hcluel situation facing
Imeflca, and decide whether OH
hoi lhs radicals shall be allowed
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30

of Candidates
Luna Co. Offices
=. T. cTAL-D HUNTER
ron COUNTY Assessor

I announce myself as a candidate
for reelection 30 the office OF
County Assessor Of Luna County.
n. NJ subject 10 the action Of the
Democrats voters at the primary
election Of the party. which IL 10
be held on March 20. 1920.
II. r. ("TaI'D Hunter.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30
2. A. HUGHES ron
COUNTY CLERK

announce myself as a candidate
for recollection 10 the office OF
County Clerk Of Luna county, sub
icct 10 the action Of the Demo-
cratic voters At the primary elee-
ton OF that party, which Is 10 be
held on March 20, 1890
Your support will certainly be-
appreciated.
-.P. A. Hnahna
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30

The Santa Re New Mexican. In
speaking Of the Valley oil Com
pauy and the well, says;
In the extreme southern end OF
the state. In Luna county. near
Columbus, a well has been drilled
10 considerable depth. but infor-
nation has not been given out IN
regard 10 H.
The New Mexican. as usual. Is
correct IN both assertions. II has
been drilled. partially and the cas-
ing Is resting easy at 1900 feet.
That IL more than the stakeholder
are doing.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30

The Courler's prices for lob
printing are based upon the Frank.
IN Printing Price List. They are
guaranteed to be rs low is Il IA
possible 10 produce n~rst-class
work, and r absolutely fair 70
both parties.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30

Moonshining in these sunny days
Of parched Threats Is not con-
fined 10 the ancient habitat Of the
wild mountaineer. II Is apt 10 be
light in your ~neighbor's arislocrai-
c cellar.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30

The Courier's long list OF editors
had political affiliations, maybe
aspirations, and the chattel mort
cages multiplied until the only
thing In the plant not pledged was
the rarefied air. Conditions are
now different. The Courier Is a
business proposition and We are
glad 10 announce. a successful one.
and the management will keep II
this way. Politics will never split
its patronage.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30

This weeks issue contains news
pertaining 10 Democrats and their
candidates. And the Courier calls
attention 10 the announcement OF
the candidates in another column.
The Courier will adhere 10 the poll
icy Of being actually independent
a. fixed by is present editor when
he purchased the Courier some
time ago. The Republicans will
have their turn later on. The
Courier Is unbiased. absolutely.
Under no obligations 10 officials or
.pelitical parties. the editor In a
swivel chair rests easy. publishlne
The news as he ices IT,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30

The government has done well
so far IN Kidding the country OF
the worst OF those aliens who have
been plotting 10 overthrow the
government But don't stop At
that Keep rlght on until there Is
not a disloyal person left within
our borders. We lived very COM
iortably before they intruded upon
the government and we can get
along very nicely after they have
been kicked out.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30

The 10 Of az eastern college
professor went 10 France, made a
hero Of himself. was decorated al
over, came home, made a fool Of
himself forged a check, Is now n
inil, and decorated IN quite a dir
manner.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30

Columbus has a civilian popula-
lion OF TWO THOUSAND. FIVE
HUNDRED NOW, and II you vote
YES on the coming bond issue the
population Of Columbus a few years
hence will be 5000.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30

Sir Douglas Hals says the Brit
ish won the war; General pershins
insists the Americans won H. and
now Marshal Foch is 70 the front
claiming that he blffed the kaiser
by the aid Of divine inspiration.
: Ne and God" are great
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30

Man rs a taking animal, any way
you look at him. The hustler takes
to work, The laegard takes a
snooze, the warrior takes a punch
Of his enemy and the crowd takes
70 rs heels. And. when there's
nothing else 10 take, everybody
lakes ofiense.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-30

II is possible, OF course, that
women take the opposite side OF
a question because II would never
DO 10 ooncede that their husbands
are always right.