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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26
NEW MEXICO WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Mesilla Park ships 60 eases eggs
Ranchvale constructs new school
building.
Las Cruces gets fine new store
building.
hagdalena - Hardscrabblo minc
camp being rebuilt.
Wizards salt refining plant nets
new equipment
Bclen gets W. C. T. u. Institution
costing $4,000.
carlsbad-work hurried on new
plaster plant
Clovis - Construction starts on
Austin store building.
AlamOgordo tale mines shin sew
eral ears 10 eastern Arms.
Duran-Drilling for oil resumed
here; well down 400 feet
Roswell-Four deep test wells "a
be put down IN pccis valley.
Nagdolena-0Eark Smelling com.
pany 10 resume operations AZ once.
Flora Visla-Showines OF oil al
Mesa Verde well very encOuraeing
phelps-D0dge county praised foI
maintenance Of fine schools for en-
ploycs.
Alhuquerque-Ten thousand dol.
lars 10 be expended In remodeline
Masonic temple.
Anthony-Nalley Telephone CON-
pany raises rates ON account Of high
operating expenses.
santa Fe chamber Of commerce
seeks 70 improve finances and in
crease membership.
Albuquerque-lsleta Indians con-
tribute $1,000 worth OF labor on
food protection projects.
Portales has new paper devoted
strictly 10 states OF i~nlereals
known as New Mexico Oh Digest.
Plcncho - National Exploration
company now drilling for oil her,
day and night; second we'll goinr
down At Orchard Park, third a
Lake Arthur.
chloride-Oood wag0n road need.
ed TO develop Tin prospects IN rur.
key Taylor and Canyon creeks.
Lumberton The Standard Oh
company will drill 20 new wells OF
10000 acres. eevcnty-tw carload
Of material have been shipped her,
aud q gang OF men Is az work ON I
huge warehouse.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

Way back In Tie early days Of
Tho world when sirens were ua-
known by that word women were
wont 10 be nckle hearted. Their
vanity was touched when they
found themselves pursued BY more
than one sweetheart.
How a modern siren bangles
nient hearts al lhe llps Of her
fingers. lights on her suilors and
eventually gets the man Of her
choice Is depicted In ihe latest
Thcda Hara super-producilon, Tile
She Devil" 10 be presented by VIII
liam Fox at the Onyx lheater on
Wednesday, March "a.
Iheda haru. the we'll known
nrIonn siren. was never seen 10 bet
fer advantage than In her latest
production. She plays he role of a
spanish Juaniia. one Of those LAM
suid. dreamy sylph~like women OF
Sunny Spain.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

AZ a medllne held BY rabbit
Hr9Nrfs and breeders n AlhG1ner-
que last night nj lhe Nhomhcr NJ
commerce ne New Mexico Rabbit
association was organized with q
fhhrtcf membership Of -.
iomca Cofmeu gave an address
IN which he pointed out Che good
and bad qualities OF the different
kinds o. rabbits -Four specimens
were brought for exhibition. The
New 1ea,and Himeiaynn. Rufus
Red and Flemish Giant Al the
next meeting which will be- held a
The chamber 81 commerce April 5. .
young woman expert will demon
sifnie The dressing Of a rabbit for
Ne fur. Constitution and hy-lnvs
viii be- drawn up AMI submitted Al
The next meeting. The Increase IN
the Monday niehi meeting over the
one preceding shows that a Stow
ing interest is being taken IN the
work.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

A|smoeordo. Marsh Miss En
dora Harris Of TITS city died "a DC
btfe hospital ai Fort Bis, "a . re-
su|l el burns from 40 ~cshlofloa
caused BY using coal Oh IN Startling
The IRE Miss Harris vns visiting
her sister ~ ne |aliols home al nj
Pnoo whom he accident occurred
and n Attempting 70 save her Ne
The sister also receiver burns from
which she died tho following day.
Ihc YOUNG ladies' were eyed a and
~ nnd before going 70 M paHo 4
abort time ago had been residents
OF IuInrueo all their IIYe4 The
husband Of The older sister WA SER
scani Lewis of The Seventh cavalry
and no and Miss Harrls had been
married bat a short time. The
bodies Of the unfortunate women
were brought 10 Tulnrosa. a dfiali
Of the cavalry troon. Including slr-
geant Lewis army comrades. es-
corning them from tho hospital ~
The train Al NJ paao. Iulcrmcnt was
IN the Tulor0sa cemetery.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26


Julian tlfon' en aeed man whose
home has been Ia hah|naI. one Of
The few living men who can d
irnIhfully IhaI Ne attended be own
funeral And no GENE nefIIonl|t
close % I1sIns that distinction m
ine gaining ol IT. tie arose from a
ffala -'Ikn eiupor lus. IN lime 70
,eye nlmself from 4 premature
l1I|tL
The Incident cams % lieai iodn,
when jIrnn called Al Sheriff George
" hrmlio'a Office 81 he court
houln and related 10 him The tale o.
bis own funeral. Ne 10 q poor man
and weakened under the weight OF
years 90 that no can't work and
came 70 The sheriff 70 nsk him 10
gct him plnccd In the sanaiorIum
or some other place where he can
spend his ftmalnlne years.
llrun was q victim OF The innu-
cnla during The last epidemic. nc
was living alone Ia a small house IN
sahinal and there was no one %
take care OF him. Ne was too weak
70 call help and be took rare Of
himaelf until blacincss came. and
ne remembered nothing further
until he nwoko IN Z home-ma6e cot.
Do beside tho grave that had hccn
made for him Ia tho village cemc-
terry.
Ne was found apparently dead BY
'nelghbors and they prepared 10 give
him q decent burial. They held a
wake IN his house and Then The
funeral. jlron was unconscious eli
this Time. and did not know what
was going on. They were ready 10
lower his coffin into the grave when
they heard noises inside. They were
made by Jiron, who was just roviv-
lne. and semi-consciously moving
his hands.
The scralchings coming from the
coffin caused the mourners 10 dis
perse hurriedly, hut as they fed the
thought came 10 thdm that The
noises were made by natural causes
and they returned 30 investigate.
They unscrowcd the lid Of the cof-
I'm and found The supposed dead
man showing feeble signs OF life.
The funeral was called on.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26


Banks are slow 10 give credit and
the people are as provcrhlaily slow
70 give bankers credit for anything.
In the universal complaint over adj
vnncod prices Of everything, there
~ one business that has not taken
advantage Of the trend Of the times.
Banks have not raised prices 10
keep pace with every other line Of
business or professional activity.
The banks Of the United States are
charging practically the same rates
for money as they did before the
war.
BankB themselves probably feel
the Advanced prioos as much as any
other one line Of business.
Without doubt Il costs any bank
that does any volume Of business nl
all twice AZ much 10 conduct rs az
fairs as u did before the upward
tendency col In.
Federal and state taxes are great
CT for them In proportion than for
others and IN most states their as
sessed valuation Is higher than
other classes Of property.
With all these added burdens 4
seems a wonder that they have moi
followed the natural course and al
vanccd their rates TO tho limit per-
mlliod by law.
And yet the fact stands out clear.
y That They have not and have
shown no tendency 10 do 80. But
how little credit IL given lhemY
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant 70 Ordinance
No. 50, duly passed. approved and
published by the Board Of Trustees
Of the Village OF Columbus. pursu-
ant 10 law on the 9Th day Of Feb
runry, A. ID. 1890 q bond election Is
hereby called in the Village Of CO.
lumbus, 10 be held al the time Of
holding the regular election within
said village for the election OF Wiz
lage officials. on Tuesday. the 9th
day Of April. A. ID. 1920. AZ which
election there will be submitted io
the qualified electors Of said village
who have paid a property tax
therein for the year preceding ne
date Of said election, the following
questions;
First Question;
shall The Board OF Trustees
OF the Village Of columbus. in
Luna County, State Of New
Mexico, be authorized 10 incur
an indebtedness on behalf OF
said village by the issuance Of
bonds therefor la the amount Of
Eighiy-five Thousand (&e0000l
| for WaicrwOrks construction4
Second Question;
Sbull the Hoard Of Trustees
OF The Village OF Columbus IN
Luna County. State Of New Mex
leo, be- authorized 10 incur an
Indebtedness on behalf Of SAID
village BY The issuance Of hcnds
teen Thousand Doi,ers ih.0D0l
for sewer conssrurfion3"
The polls for said election VIII he
Of the Office of the fo4worth-0a|-
braiih Lumber Company, on Eaai
Broadway, and will he Open lfam
300 A. N. until 600 p. Nj 81 the
said 9th day of April A. ID. 1854
Al said election mono but Iua'-
lied electors as defined BY the arn-
eral election lnws ~ the lIQie 81
New Mexicn and VINO have paid
property tau la ihn fIiiafc d 20
lumbus during the rrtoecdlns Yea|
a. prescribed W The laws "a ia.
Stale 81 New Hcxire viii De per-
milled to vote ihtrr80
IE WITNESS WHEREOF ~
Bnard of Trustees Of said Villas
81 Columbus hnE caused lhlS
70 30 published hs required IS |NN|
this the ilh day OF March. A. "A
1000.
> n BlsAlhl Mnof.
Attest
EDWIN G. DRAM Village q
l6EALl.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

In pursuance Of an act passed by
The legislature Al ~ special ses-
sion. Governor Larraxolo has ap-
pointed a commission 10 study the
cgtire tax situation and report 10
the next legislature IN 1921. The
appointees are n. y. Hnncrman,
president Of the Taxpayers asso-
ciaiion OF New Mexico, Roswell:
John Jocrns. secretary Of the state
Tax commission. Santa fc; J. y.
sheridan. state mine inspector. Sill
yer City: W. q. Hayden. East Las
Vegas: J. p. McCannn. Albuquerque.
An appropriation Of 5000 was
made for the commissions ex-
pcnses.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

United States OF America. District
Of New Mexico. S.;
In the United States District Court,
District Of New Mexico.
United States Of America. Ii
bellanL ~. One Hudson super-six
AUTOMOBILES; Fifteen pinls Of Ca
madam Club Whisky and One Hun
dred Nine pints Of sunuybrook
whlskcy. No. 72L. Law.
NOTICE.
10 Tom Shaw and 10 all Other
persons claiming the above de-
scribed property or knowing or
having anything TO say why tho
same should not be condemned and
forfeited. Greeting:
You and each Of YOU are hereby
notified that by virtue Of a warrant
OF seizure. issued out Of and under
the seal Of the above named court,
1 have arrested and placed in The
custody OF the Deputy collector Of
Columbus OF the United states. At
Columbus. New Mexico. TIE follow
ing described property. to-wit.
Ono Hudson super-six suiomo-
bilt. patent No. i.iob.sel. engine No.
81 $40. Texas license No. S7k,50S
1920 license tag No. iiaiO7. fifteen
pint Of Canadian Club whiskey and
one hundred nine pinis Of sunny
brook whiskey.
You, and eaca OF YOU. are hereby
further notified 10 appear hcfor,
said court al Santa Fe New Mex.
leo. NJ 10 o'clock a. M on the l2il
day Of April. 1890. then and Their,
20 show cause, II any you have, VIII,
The said property should not b,
condemned and forfeited as praye,
IN the hill OF libel filed IN said nc.
lion. ana that unless you 80 appeal
and show cause ~ aforesaid, iudk.
ment by default will be lnktI
against you and said property con.
demned and forfeited a. rrayod'
Witness the Honorable Coin Ncb
lett judge Of The United flotes Dis
trict Court OF ule District Of Nt'
4 Mexico, and the Seal Of said cour|
az Santa re-. IN said district. thl
SIN day Of March. 1920.
A. H. HuDSpETH.
y. g. aareAe
BY Robert A. Lane uHsisy.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26
NEIs ENCOUNTERS A
nARRiCADE or GUNS

@. J. Neis. formerly Of Santa Fc,
now Of Roswell, received a warm
welcome on College street as he
drove into town this afternoon from
the pecos valley IN a Dodge ear
with yellow wheels. sheriff Ar
mlio, deputy sheriff Ricardo Ala
rid. Pete Alafid, Narcelin0 Ortiz and
other officers were lined up across
The road. says Nels with q formid-
able array Of gums rocks and other
weapons TO arrest a supposed des-
perado who siole the car from
Nois. Il happened that Nels round
ed up The thief himself and dcllv-
cred him 10 The authorities at nos-
well and the local officers. advised
70 look out for the car. were lg-
nornut Of litter Developments until
Neis cried "kamerad and explained
Mates.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

"socret Strings, which Is the
title Of The latest Metro play, which
will be shown al the Onyx thenler
on Monday. March e. and IN which
the beautiful star. Olive Tell Is
seen. was adapted for lhe screen
from the successful Broadway pro-
ducllon Of the same name from the
pen OF Kate Jordan
This play deals with the drn-
matte events which fellow wben a
girl OF unusual beauty and charm
lnds Tho man she has matfled Is a
smooth and unprlnoiplod crook
Win intends 10 use her attractions
10 further his own ends. She
icavca him. but later comes into
his life and u the means OF prevent
ing q gigantic Jewel robbery which
be has planned with his partner 10
crime. Love comes into her life
again. this time however. With a
mnn worthy Of her and the ro-
nance ends Ia happiness The play
" bne which 10 calculated 10 excite
and retain lntarcsi-lhc situations
are unusual and work rapidly 10 0
tremendous and dramatic climax
10 which the star "a seen % wonder.
ful advantage
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

AfifeIa, March 20. = The drlllers
on The Dayton well have resumed
work and think now that the trou-
BILE they have had ~ long with
winter IN the hole Is over. The for
nation In this section has always
hecu found more or less PREACHER
Gus In some places and this well has
had trouble with water ever since
Il was started. This has made u
necessary 10 case on the hole which
has Eaen much lahor, time and
money. The drill is running regu-
larly nj the present time and will
conilnne 10 do so unless the water
trouble comes up again.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

Mesdames James Bright and n.
I. Black entertained Thursday cv-
oning with a surprise birthday
whist party, IN compliment Of Mu-
stefan First Glass n. c. Black, al the
home Of the latter.
The decorations FOE The occasion
were very attractive. the most al
Turing being a large cake sur
rounded by ~ candles.
Musician Black was the recipient
Of many beautiful gifts. among
those being q handsome birthstone
ring presented by his wife.
The prize winners for the even
ing vert Mrs. Black and Corporal
Harris. After the games a dainty
salad and Ice course was served by
the hostess. Ths guests OF the cv-
ening were: Cook and Mrs. James
Bright Corporal and Mrs. John
Harris. Sergeant and Mrs. Louis A.
Scipio, Mrs. +. Tuttle, OF So. Louis,
No. and Sergeant Montgomery.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26
Onys Has Flne Bin for Nesl Week

u yon love what Is best ia mo-
ticn pictures, DO not fail TO see the
i9i0 version OF William Farnum's
great success. THE plundcrcr,"
which viii be shown al the Onyx
thoQier next Sunday, March 28
This stirring play has been re-
made 10 az 1918 standards. and j.
more powerful, more thrilling than
over II contains severed Of Far
NUNS terrific nghis against the
evil designs Of desperate men IN the
far wcsi. II Is a story Of The battle
for a gold mine and the love Of 4
clever Riri.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26
AMERICAN FLAG DOWN
IN TAOS But NEW ONE
WILL GO Up

Monday morning upon looking out
citizens OF Toas beheld the flag,
which had been kept floating over
the plaza since 1877. was not there.
II lay PROSTATE on the ground. The
pole, q lone ono was broken In two
places, The wind did H.
The idea Of keeping the flag 10
the breeze IN Taos plaza was nrsf
conceived by XII Carson In 1871.
This was ai the close OF the war
with Mexico-Taos Valley News.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

The county commission OF Chaves
county at a recent meeting passed
a resolution providing for a rovaiu-
alton OF improvements upon real
estate throughout the county. Such
rcvaluailon Is 10 be made by a COM
mission Of three members. one u
be appointed by the city council OF
Roswell, one BY The county commits
sloners and one by the state tar
commission. A detailed report Is
70 be made and q copy thereof will
be nled with each OF the appointing
bodies The expenditures will be
borne In equal shares by such
bodies.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

RosWoIl. n. n. March co. lhe
biggest oil excitement 70 date m
this section ccnlers IN The vicinity
of ne 1exas-Ncw Moslco line.
Tho Bell well. which IL now pro-
duclne Oh al DiAleland. II only 81
miles south Of Carlsbad More than
q dozen contracts were YET last week
and more are being made every day.
This we'll 4 only o8 Ioet deep and
Inc owners sny That on The pump Il
Will procure n lcnst go barrels OF
Oh q day or more, probably 900
Tho OH Is fuwlng freely over the
easing and excitement Ia that Sec
ton IA very high.
This a the lrht real OIL well 10 be
struck Ia the fccue valley. 0colo-
elsis here who have examined the
structure pt the Boil well aud have
ncuurcd NE los say that both con-
form exactly 10 The structure here.
except that Ia this section OF tho
valley The pay sand llcs much deep
ef. They also point out that while
the drillers viii have 10 so 10 .
greater depth. production will be
he much larger. These facts have
brought new enthusiasm 10 the
pecos valley field here.
The we'll nj Dixleland was swab-
bed out 100 feet down. Oil shot
over the derrick and continued 10
run down. Drlllere say that the
pressure proves The existence Of a
big pool
4 recent dispatch from pecos,
TEXAS says:
n. a q. N. r. n. survey, Reeves
county. % miles north and west Of
pccos. flowed over the top OF the
easing yesterday. This well, which
was brought In last Wednesday al
the depth OF 60 feet IA THO FIRST
commercial discovery bolwoen
Easllnnd and Los Angeles, Cal. The
well has not yet been put on the
pump. because Of inadequate stor-
age facilities. therefore Il Is lmpos-
siblc al present 10 moro than chi
culnte the potential production.
Oh operators. who are fiocking
here from all parts OF the country
on every train, variously estimate
The well frosn 300.tn 30 Barrels per
day. The oil IL Of a light grccnish
color compnrabls 10 the Ranger and
stephens county crude testing,
about d degrees Beauma. The oil
comes from sand instead OF lime
stone as IN the Hanger asiland
Geld. and ~ II found almost al the
top Of The pormian formation.
The strike has caused great ex-
element In and around rrcos and a
voriluble stampede Is taking place
70 he new fields. Contracts for 10
or more new wells were closed on
Monday.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

Demand creates high prices. A.
the demand u satisfied or resiilci-
cd prices decrease. This Is as true
III public improvements a. Of plhaf
things desired AZ the prescott
lime contractors have all they can
ito 10 meet their obligations. They
wilt enter into contracts only al
h|gh figures. When present Jobs
are finished, they will be seeking
contracts on lower bids. Isn't Il d
Neasonnhle supposltionl
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

Sergeant and Mrs. Hhelllc h
Brooks celebrated their twelfth
wedding anniversary Monday night
March 10 al their late residence
On West Broadway. IN The West
Heights. There were forty invited
guests. Progressive whist was the
amusement for the evening. There
were three pri1ce. Sergeant VIII
liam Stewart Of Company G. 2iih
infantry, was the lucky man for
irei prize. which was a lovely piece
of ivory, Mrs. William Warren won
second prize. n lovely cut glass hon
bon dish; Mrs. William Boyde, third
prize. a pearl handle pocketknife.
and Mrs. William Stewart the booty
prize. After the rnmes a dainty
six course luncheon was served.
The sergeant and Mrs. Brooks
wish 10 thank their many friends
for the valuable gifts presented
them on this occasion.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

says the National Tax Bulletin:
"a readluslmcnl of sources Of fed
efal and state revenues Is impcra-
lively demanded 10 provide ade-
quaicly for The growing public cx-
pcndiluros without sitting the con-
iinued development OF Industry and
commerce To bring about such
adjustment. q national convention b
snnefeled 10 BE- composed Of MEM
hers OF high Intelligence represent
ing an vacations. the federal and
all slate governments
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

New Mexico Municipal LeaFuo
urges c~ondincallon Of municipal
laws, improved provision for bond
issues real budgets and state sn-
peryislen Of city. town and village
accounting methods.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

The National Security League
urges adoption 81 genuine national
budget.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

The Taxpayers Association OF
New Mexico Is engaged In making
financial surveys Of towns aud vii
lagos in The state. During the past
few months such surveys have been
made for Clayton. Belen. Magda-
lena Socorro. Alamogordo. Tula-
rosa, Melroae, Fort sumner, Will
lard. and Mo~unlalnair. IN addition.
Mr.. stephens, assistant 10 the direc-
Tor OF the association. has made
thorough audlis from date Of lncor
poraiion 70 the present time In Co
lumhus. Carrizozo. Vaughn and
Toxlco. Such audit will be made
this month. also. for The village OF
Roy. The assistance furnished
these municipalities includes sug-
sessions and recommendation for
keeping proper accounts, forms for
books and records being submitted
for consideration.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

- srlIs 10 because d cxccls so.H
See noxl wcnk's ud cxpialnlns
what cells %.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

Advertising benefits the buy
, cr ~ uell AZ the seller n
} puinls ihe why 20 better VAL
} urs and greater economy.
Read and sasel
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

Afle8li
EDWIN G. DEAN Village q
SEAL.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1920-11-13
SHOT SIX TIMES, BANKER DIES
n. r. Woodcock of Macon, ILL.,, Found
in Street Wounded.

Decatur. H., Nov. Hi. r. Wood
cock, head of the II. r. Woodcock &
Co. bank at Macon, died from six bull
let wounds mysteriously inflicted.
He was found beside his automobile
in street in Macon, Il miles south OF
here, at 4 a. m. His own automatic
pistol lay beside him and six shots
fired at close range, were in his left
breast.
"They did a bungling job" he nut.
tered, as he was carried into a near.
by house; then he lapsed into uncon-
seriousness.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1920-11-13
RAIL BODY HAS NEW HEAD
James A. Perry Elected President of
National Association.

Washington, Nov. Thames A.
Perry of Georgia was elected presi-
dent of the National Association of
Railway and Utilities Commissioners
for a one-year term.
Other officials elected were Paul D.
Jackson of Wisconsin, first vice presi-
dent; Dwight n. Lewis, Iowa, second
vice president: James B. Walker, New
York, secretary, and Leroy S. Boyd of
Washington, assistant secretary.
Messengers restaurants which can
be found all over the city are very
popular with everybody. They are
clean, wholesome, sanitary and bright.
The food is Of the best quality and
the service is excellent.
~E
p. ]. Sibley, the popular proprietor
of The Fountain Pen Shop, at 81
North Dearborn street, has host of
friends in the business community
The best people in Chicago buy pens
from him ard his customers are al
ways boosting him.