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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20
NEW ATHLETIC uLuB rs
FORhMp-TisE COLUMBUS

q. n. tehuson lhe we'll knpwn
aud oid-linle iIHIlL pfoninIfr. has
succeeded N pcrfecting an organi-
zotlon which Is 70 be known ~ the
Columbus Athletic Club and he has
located his club ut the East end Of
broadway IN the inclosure formerly
occupied by the Columbum Fuel
Company. he has rad erected one
Of The best limbcred rings IN the
country and has q seating capacity
Of 1000.
saturday afternoon. February -,
he will present his ilrst card and u
includes lwenly-seven rounds of
huxlnr4
The main event will between
flandlon and Wright for the well
,irrwcighl championship of the bor-
der. Handlon Is from fhc medical
Corps at Fort Bliss. while Wright
Is the champion wcllerweightof the
border The bout is for fifteen
rounds.
Two 2ilh Infantry boys are on
for The semi -windup. A. Briggs and
Buddy Ford. These boys need no
introduction. They are undnubled-
ly among the best In thc cath Ia
their class. This bout should prove
almost as good as the main event
as they are both fighters and al
ways out 10 win. You get your
money back here
For a curtain raiser Mr.. Johnson
has dug up a pair which viii put
lhd crowd ON their feet They are
whirlwinds and box al i30 pounds
There is q special invitation To
the ladies.
Tlckelo will be- ON sale at the
t2ih Cavalry and cath Infantry Ex-
changes.
Usual prices will prevail. Geo
eral admission, ~. hinRuide seals
will be e.
That the club will prove a sue
cess Eoes without saying. Mr. John
son's reputation assures good cieai
sport and he, as matchmaker an'
promoter, win be enabled 10 get iol
nolchers here. saturday afternoon
February %, Is The llrst boxing con
test.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20
CORPORAL on THE 2iTH nv.
ACCUSED Of BREAKING
TIiE NATIONAL DRY LAW

Corporal Emmanus =. Chapman.
rweniy-fourth Infantry, has been
United States grand Jury by the
United states Commissioner 4. :.
Cole al Columbus. charged with
violation OF the national prDhibl-
ton law. according a. a report from
the commissioner received yesler-
day by Willy parson. clerk Of the
United States district court
Chapman and Rose Blackwell,
also of Columbus. are charged with
having IN their possession 10 half
pinis ~ whisky alleged 90 have
been imported. Chapmau's bond
was liked at S150 and Roses at 500.
Santa fe New Mexican.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20
CARNIVAL or BOXING At
CAMP FuMONG SATURDAY

Tho 2iih Infantry again puts on
big card Saturday afternoon nj
their arena IN the camp. Judging
by the men cardcd ard BY the sue
ccseful stunts pulled Oh Of their
last Two lights q big time may be
expected. The arena ought 10 be
lanimcd. The main event Of fifteen
rounds Is between Hook Bones and
Kid hoss and this so should whet
the appcliles Of oil lovers OF hlc
game and there are thousands OF
them In Columbus and the camp,
The pair are evenly matched and
know the game from a 10 =. Both
are fast. with their mi,s and with
their feet Ross. especially. h q
wonder and has been rcpeafedly
called "the dancing master"
And a. " the main event wasn't
enough, the athletic officer has put
on rs a semi final a SO that will
be remembrance OF the hid payo
fight on Christmas Day. payo put
Rabbit Rogers out. Tho Rabbit has
10 come back and he has picked on
Kid Swanson a. the one 10 trim.
swanson 10 not In the habit Of get
ting trimmed; he generally docs the
trimming himself and II this pair
of birds don't have the crowd on
rs feet yelling like mad We miss
our guess. Then comes Shifly
Smith and Lefty Grey and that wise
Old owl Joe Blackburn ". Babe
Oabell. Some card, isn't ~ Gen
oral admission o.; ringsidc e..
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20
RUS END TO FIAsCO;
GOVERNOR FiRES BOARD

Santa Fe. \. NJ. Feb. i7.-Gov,
ernor o. a. Larrazola the past wrek
put an end 10 the soldier settlement
board ilasco by abolishing the board
and rcVoking the commission of the
commissioner, Edward Evereti
YOUNG. The federal court recently
held unconstitutional the state law
creating the board and declined 10
allow the commissioner or bis clerk
their salaries cr expenscs.- silver
City Independent
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20

Frank Graham pleaded guilty 70 a
charge of forgery. and q q ~.
Clair, D soldier, pleaded sei|ly ~
lhe charge Of d,gshnrxnR llfctrms
within 4 settlement. before District
Judge 3 "A Hsan Fdaay ihe o.
fendanis beinf erralsned On lnlorms
alions prepared hy District tllof-
ncy j q Noughi 0rEhnm WINS
sentenced % serve emo 10 lwf >cal.
IN lhr pcnltenllalE. aud 81 ''lalf
was gwen 30 days m llit roun| Ia||.
IN each Instance, sentence wan 1I|s~
pended. pending epn0 hoha4inl ||it
two men hciuF lIrsl nfeNiafh
Silver City independent
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20

HEADQUARTERS FL pAs0 DIST.
u. 5. ARMY.

" - N|MI.
The following letter frum Colonel
n W. Glover, Of ne hcadduarlors
n Peso district shows M apprccla-
uon Of The cneiposile Platoon. 18TH
Cavalry,
4. Tho Commanding General DE-
alrcs 10 express biz appreciation Of
ilSe splendid showing made hy the
composite platoon which repre-.
senlod The islh Cavalry In the Class
n exhibitions held nl Fort Bliss
ON the occasion Of General PERISH
lng's visit February i-2, 1920.
2. While the platoon did lot win
the cavalry trophy, IL performance
was most crcdllable IN every re-
spcct and excited the admiration
Of ell who witnessed a.
.. Please see that LlculenoOl
Winchester and The members Of hil
platoon are informed Of this com-
municailon.
y. W. GLOVER
Colonel Of Cavalry. U. s. A.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20
Dssrrlrr. Canlnrrd b. Me.Irn.

Three descrters from the Ancr-
lean army. Il Is alleged. have been
captured near NacoFari hy Mesican
troops, according 10 report re-
cciVcd n the war department AT
Nexico City. Orders have been vs.
sued 10 prevent other members Of
he same OUTFIT from enterinr McN
leo should they also desert
Following the appearance oi two
United states army airplancs over
San lsiduro Naica. Chihuahua, or
ders have been issued Ia watch
carefully for the appearance Of
others and % capture the pilots u
they land. A new protest % Wash
nston Is being formulated.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20

Al |n1ucn<s restrictions We'd
nfe'nI uerc ||IIfd q Fnri nilez
Io''oulng receipt nl ioIearerhie
uraerf from NE southern De
parlmcni headquarters rrInot-
Ina nc quarantine which has
baen n tfIcef since FriHuasg ,.
The orders apply 10 ihe aihrr
temps and posts N thc depart
mcnl nccording % Information
rncell1l q n Rnan..-IImaa
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20
CoNNtNlrY CLUBS NOW
UNDER ACTIyE MANAGEMENT
OF cITizENS COMMITTEE

The citizens committee who now
have charge of lbe Khaki and the
i2ih Cavalry Community Clilbt IN
Columbus have got down 10 work
The officials Of lhe committee ~
eccnlly organized are W. q. Frank
IN. chairman: n. o. Tracy. treas
ircr. and Wilson kilgorc. sccrc-
iary.
Plans are being formulated which
will bring the community IN closer
ouch with the clubs. Now that
Nesorg. Gibson ana Brownell. cx-
icrlcnced Organizers. are here i'm
mediate results may be expected
The clubs. primarily the result Of
war conditions, are now undcrgn-
ng radical changes al over the
ounlry and the clubs IN Columbus
all not be exceptions.
Formerly exclusively Tor The
Oldier, now they viii cater 20 the
'ivilian element a. welli The sll-
tiers and their entertainment will
vol be- ncslecled In fact. the
'hauEe will be better for the sol
Hers a. the monoiony will be- re-
icvcd They will now mix with
he civilians and this alone will be-
ior the bcllerment OF both.
Programs OF nature entertain
ng 10 all will be- planned and car
ricd out and u Is expected the so
'lal life Of Columbus will undergo
4 change for the better.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20
>. 4. LOFTS AND FAMILY,
FLu VICTIMS. WELL AGAIN

John L. Lofts Of Mendus. n. NJ.
candidate for county commissioner,
and his family were all down with
the nu al the same Time for len
days Mr.. Lofts. who WIS IN Co
luIuhus Friday reports family all
righi now, he says the primary
flghl Is going merriiy along. getting
warmer and warmer.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20
wa SITUATION rs
i8 NOW IMPROVED; EKpECT
LIFTING on QUARANTINE

The ga situation Ia Columbus u
50 Improved that the immediate
lifting Of the ban Is expected cro-
vidcd no new cases develop today,
SO perk up, the picture houses Will
open soon.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20
FnORIDA COMPANY HAs
OIL SHOWING AT 500 FEET
IN CLARK WELL NORTH
OF COLuMBlS

Manager John n. Clark Of tho
Florida we'll has on cxhihiiion a.
the well bottle fuli Of oil found
ai depth Of coo feet. he says n
ilow Of oil will be- reached under
strata Of Tampico clay thrpugh
which the driller Is now going.
II Is said that Chicago people viii
start two more wells IN the near
future In Luna county.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20
ANS. A. G, ELLI0rr AGAIN WITH
TIE u. NOnDnAus a SONS CO.

Mrs. A. G. Elliott. we'll and favor
ably known IA Columbus while IN
The employ of the NOrdhaus siorc.
y agaln with the llrm and Is now
in charge Of The Ready 10 Wear
Department IN The Dcming Nord-
haus slore. She will be pleased
10 have her Columbus customers
and frlends visit that department
when ia Defining
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20

William O. Dorm. eK-ncwspapcr-
man. now superintendent Of agents
Tor ihQ Occidental Life lnalranee
Company OF Albuquerque, Is IA Co
lumbus This week looking for a uii-
abie nrui sr person 10 handle his
colnpany's business IN this city.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20
DIEnn PLANS, ESTIMATES
AND SPECIFICATIONS HElli

Estimates, plans aud specihca-
tions for the new water aud sc,N-
craRe systems for Columbus have
been received from Engineer Duerr
of Albuquerque ami r1l,id progress
by the Village Board Of Trustees
IN the preliminary work u 10 b.
expected.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20
BOY ARRESTED FOR
WRESTLING AT GIRLS

Sheldon Garcia Of Albuquerque
was arrested last week on charge
Of disorderly. He was charged with
annoying young girls by whislling
10 them. He was convicted but re-
leased pending good behavior.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20

Ne forced her 10 travel on the
"Road Called slraieht"--at the Co
lumbus Theaier the irst night the
ilu ban IS raised.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20
No,rs BY Trainer Burton.


Kid Ross will have bis chance.
n Ross can trim the Memphis
Flash he will be In line for big
contests.
There will be some Twisting" In
The Swanson Rabbit go. The Rabbit
has 10 win his go with Swanson or
get out Of the llmelight aud Swan-
son says he won't be the goat They
have ten rounds 20 settle A.
Shifly smith, the border bantam
weight, will have his hands full
with Lefty Grey. the overseas
wop. They will weigh i20.
Lieutenant IIolloran and Dec Ri
ley will do the h0n0rs.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20

James A. Gibson Of Dcminp aud
George o. browncll Of Douglas,
Ariz., representing the War Camp
Community Service. are IN Colum-
bus sizing up the situation IN re-
gard 10 future programs and the
general welfare Of the i2ih Cavalry
Community Club and the Khaki
club. Mr.. Gibson has been dssig-
uaicd ~ the organizer for Colum-
bus. but he has recommended Mr..
brownell as the permanent organ
lter as Il would be impossible for
Mr.. Gibson 10 remain here per-
mancnily. Mr.. Gibson may remain
here the allotted three months
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20
Fi,spe,rieks arc Hopcful.

Mr.. eud Mrs. fiikpairick who
liave valuable claims on Che easl
side ~ the Tres Bcrfhanns and who
by the way have the ncatesi mining
camp Outili Imaginable on their
property. are unusually cheerful.
"FilK" u optimistic and his early
days IN the Cripple Greek and Butte
mining districts now show him the
pitfalls experienced by the novicea.
Midwest Ga. Interested.
Ucolorisls Of the Midwest Go.
OF Wyoming have covered the ter
rilory around Columbus and have
given favorable report 10 their
company and local advices state
officials Of the company viii be in
Columbus IN a very short time Ia
make further investigations.
Colorado Geologlsis Sleuthinn.
William n. Carlton and w q.
Sands of Colorado. geologisls. arn
taking a look al mining properties
IN The Tres HeTmanas. They re-
turned 10 Denver saturday without
making public their report or i'm
pressions Of the district
Valley OH Co. Well Idle.
There Is nothing doing Ia Valley
on. consequently no news. pcnding
Negotiations the stockholders arr
pursuing period OF watchiul
wailine and are topping live inter
csis will carry the well 10 complc-
ton.
Warren Mine 10 SHOW ActlKlis.
Dr. Warren reports Indications
at his minine property m the Irrs
Hcrmanas are good enough 10 put
force OF men to work. Important
news may be expected from this
mine vi any time.
Tommy Lakeland Cheerful
Major Lakeland, who has valu-
able claims in the Tres Hcrmanns,
Is now down where the dirt is worth
money. And Il Is al hts No stock
company for the MAJOR,
Manning Boys Developing.
The mining claims " The Man
ming Brothers in the Tres Herman
as show up we'll. The boys erc put
ting dnwn a real shaft aud going
strong for the silver.
Mack Mines Show We'll
The Peter Mack mincs are look
ing better cvcry day. nla pr1s#cis
are ahead Of lhls company
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20
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GAllEGnH


GAIlECOS.
The resolution Was passrd late
Wednesday Afternoon hy the
henate Of the fourth New MeA-
ico Legislature In special called
session. The HOUSE viii vote ON
ihe Resolutions Thursday after
noon, and u u believed general
}, that the resolution will be-
nasscd.
while the senalc was passinr
ihn suffrage amendment. the house
vac killing The income tax bin.
Ihc House also passed the hill
repeating the present income tax
law aud tackled ON the emergency
clanse. There was not vote
against repeal.
Anolher bin that The House passrd
creates a commission 10 study the
Income tax systems and io report
a the governor not later than jan
uary 1. The commission Is 10 con-
sf,t Of five members. 10 be ap-
poinlcd by the governor and arc 10
serye without pay, not more Than
tiiitf 70 belong 10 'onc pnililcsl psF-
IT, II u empowered u cxanlue
witnesses, Tor which the sum Of
5000 y appropriated.
A house joint committee intro
duced asks Congress 70 define The
legal status OF the Pueblo Indians
Another asks Congress 10 grant ali
unrescrvcd and unappropriaied
lands 10 honorahly discharged SOL
dirrs.
The Senate passed a bin carrying
pay for additions 10 the adiuianl
generals force aud providing Ss.000
for stables for the horses Tor The
cavalry squadron which will be- or
ganizrd In the state.
II passed also the bill authoriz-
ing counties and incorporated mu-
inequalities TO make a levy Of half
mill 10 pay such additional en-
pl0ycs IN the health service a. may
be- approved by tir health conmls-
sioncr. Tho road bills for Grant.
sierra and Socorro counties werc
passed, hut not IA the same form as
by The house, which means the tvu
measures will have TO so 10 con
ference. The bin for levy 10 pay
for iranscribine the records Of Hi
dalg0 county was e0ncurred IN ~
passed by the house. This Is the
tnsi bill to be made ready for The
govcrnor's signature.
Ten business men Of Alamogordo.
sent a telegram 10 senator Baird
Of Otto urging the defeat OF the
income tax bill. They said such a
law would tend ~ discourage the
investment Of capital that other
wise might come into New Mexico.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20


thaf Columbus Mutt Look Pre-
sepiRi|f 10 the Stranger % Well
49, Home Folks and Natf Issued
f|iruur1 ~ Mayor q nrnsilc Or
dtr--l "Wednesday. February = h
ihr Lnst IIaS.
A PROCLAMATION FROM THE
MAYOR DESIGNATING WE'D
hEsnAf. FEBRUARY q. CLEAN
~ DAY FOR The VILLAGE or
COLUMBUS.
~ ORDER or THE pOkRD or
VILLAGE TRUSTEES hereby
proclaim "Wednesday, February 20.
hnal cloon-up day for The Village
% CoIumbus.
\ an. BLAIR, Mayor.
AT A METriNd or THE BOARD
or DIRECTORS or THE VII
LACE or COLUMBUS, HELD
TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY
i1rH. IN WAS UNANIMOUSLY
DkCIpkD That the citizens Of
Columbus BE- required 10 clean 10
hollr premises Of all refuse. trash.
and nIth Of any kind and dispose
Of same between this date and lhe
date Of FINAL CLEANUP DAY.
February %.
Any person who y unable or fails
70 comply with this order 10 re-
quired 70 pot all trash. refuse. elc.,
IN piles along The alleys or easily
accessible places on their prem
iscs prior 10 Wednesday. February
s1, ON which dain the village will
have wagons for hauling away all
refuse thus disposed OF and every
person for whom this work Is done
will be required 10 pay for same
nj The time the hauling - done.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20

Improved IS Miles o. County Road.
q, a. Sampson. Luna County dis
ulci engineer. reports having inn
proved % mslce of county roads BY
dragglne them.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20

rhc collmhus Drug Co. Is agent
for ali Rexall supplies IN Columbus
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20
200 BARREL OIL WELL
BROUGHT IN At AZTEC,
new MEXICO, REPORT
Prank !. I.ano al uuranao Wires
Report Of iiiH ~ Find -
santa Fc.
IUAN COUNTY SETS THE PACE

Mesa Verde Oh Company. Finnn.
cially Unable io Complete Driu.
ing LEASED Two Wells 10 an 0l-
lahoma Syndicate and Thcy Hive
iruunht IN One rroduucr~ -Firsf
Discovery % on m Comuierclai
Quantity.
Santa Fc. \. A.. Fcb. ia
"Iiroupht IN 30 bnrrrl wcll
near frtrc today raif . frir-
gram received frnm Frank !.
Lane ~ Durnnno today b. I'd
ward Everett Young of Tits
city. The wire h interpreted
10 mean That the Oklahoma
people 10 whom the Mesa Verde
Oll compan, Leased ~ two san
Juan conniy wells shot them
according 10 schedule and n
least one producer was the r.
suit.
Lest ad,ices were that one
veil was down s0o feet and tho
other 1890 feet with strong
shouinus IN each.
TllIS ~ TIlE FIRST DEFl-
NffE OIL sTHlkE 0F ANf
MAGNITUDE IN TIVE STAT
AsIDE FROM TilE SEVEN
LAKES FIELD.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20

Major Lakeland, who has valu-
able claims IN the Tres Hcrmanae,
Is now down where the dirt d worth
money. And II is al hts. NJ stock
company for the MAJOR,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20

The minmg claims 0f lhe Nan
ming Brothers in the Tres Herman
as show up we'll. The boys arc put
ting down a real shaft and going
strong for the silver.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20

Villas PRESENCE ADMITTED

Most rIomihenl ciillfns " T|.is
CIV CO 70 ~ Peso and Testify
Under Oath - 70 Ne CnrrrrInl11
of thr Many Details II Inc Attack
which BnbuHht Woe ond H|frl
70 Them but Made Columbus MS.
toricaily Famous for an Time.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20
SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT
RATIFIED BY SENATE
SEVENTEEN TO FIVE
Onb Five Mcmhers Had lhc Ilar.li.
hood 10 Vote 90 NE unpopular
NcBaiIfc Side.
KNIEING INCOME TAX BILL !

'rofhcr Pin Pnrsrd ne House An.
nfoprlaiinu t5.ooo for q Commits.
non 70 study the Income Tar 6ii.
ratlon eiafiIs Of Ire Pueblo In.
Wans 10 he Acicd upon- lnnt
ler Honorably Discharpcd Sol.
tlcrs--St.ooo Cavalry. Squadron
Santa W, n NJ Fcb i9.-Tt
~ u,tr fhe ladies have Won
Ipr ballot IN the State of New
|rxlcoi 6rrrnicrn real men
tpied ~ Fnilfy ihc national suf-
Ifnge amendment And FIVE
toled against A. Herr are thc
nte who preferred giving q
4Rmp the right 70 VOTE IN prcl-
tfrncc 10 q woman who owns
property;
StI.ixAn
sANlflEZ.
NilltDAI-
y. LuCEn0.
GNlEC0S.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-20

The Peter Mack minrs ara look
ing better cvcvy day. nlG pr1aiEcis
are ahead Of lhls company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-10
Pressure Now, $4,000. 900.

1--WE expect to have a pressure of
about 100000 feet tomorrow and
thereafter" said sharp. I'VE are
handicapped right now by the fact
our 1g-inch line across the North
Canadian river near Oklahoma City
was put out Of commission by high
water We probably cannot repair
II until the water recedes. The ca
paclty Of this in.e is near 20,O0O,000
cubic feet.
Until the line is repaired, we
must furnish gas from this section
OF the cotGnry to Oklahoma City
which will be q drain on Tulsa.
while we cannot tell whether "
will do so, we hope the pressure hero
will suffice during the present cold
snap"
Sharp said the company had re-
celvcd notice of a drop in tempera-
ture to % degrees. With the cut
ting off of industrial consumers, all
the gas will be diverted for do
mestic use.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-10
City Briefs

CHARLES RICHARDSON. attcr-
ney OF Oklahoma city, was In Tulsa
visitor Tuesday.
=
MIR. AND MRS DAVID 1SAACS
of Wctuuka, arrived In Tulsa Monday
10 make their homo here.
=
A. c. WISE. PRESIDENT OF the
First National bank OF BiSbv, was
In the city Tuesday on business.
-
MRS. CLARA MKINLEN LETT
Monday night Tor Dayton, Chio, TO
visit relatives fnr several weeks.
-
l. y NEIL. on PRODUCER "
Okmulgcc. was a Tulsa visitor Tues
day.
-
w. T.. CLARK Of the Shcrwin-
williams company OF 81. Louis. wat
i'm the city Tuesday on business
MRS JAY O.. WOOLSEY Ia re-.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-10
LYCEUM OPENS HERE
Appreciative Audience Hears Great
Lakes String Ecntcrtaincrs in
First Number of Season.

Offering a classic program. tho
Great Lakes String Quartette played
70 large and appreciatlve audience
last night In Convention hall. This
was the first number on the COM
munity LyCeum course.
The program was made up entirely
Of chamber music, the outstanding
number being the Beethoven quar-
tette with four movements. In this
number, as in all others, the en-
semble was perfect.
The season was officially opened
by Mayor d. T. Evans who was in
troduced by Superintendent r. Il.
Oberholtzer OF the Tulsa schools.
ObcrhOltcrZcr, chairman OF the
course committee, announced Judge
Kenesaw Mountain lands as the
fext attraction on November 22.
J There will only be a limited num-
Ter Of tickets offered for this at
traction as it is the purpose of the
eommitte 20 take care of the season
ticket holders first, Oberholtzer said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-10

snugly at times while at others glass
OF milk raises hobs with the stomach.
one good rule to follow is the preventa-
tive measure OF taking one or two stuart 3
Dyspepsia Tablets after meals. You thus
avoid gaHainesa, sour stomach, heartburn
and such distresses due to lndig gestlOn or
dyspepsia. These tablets also help to d.
gest the food by giving the stomach the
alkaline effect to offset acidity; they
relieve tho distress when the mince pie
or milk should be more than a match for
your digestive powers. Get 6o-cent box
OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at any drug
store and note how nicely they seem 20
calm the stomach when It feels all upset
--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-10

: For the best method for using coal
gas as motor vehicle fuel a British
automobile association viii award a
substantial prize I'm cash.