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New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Gilbert. gloves and millinery; 500 Sixth
Avenue.


Avenue
CHICAGO-J. Ryan. general marchandise
CINCINNATI - McAlpine's: Miss King
waists and turs; % East Twenty -s1th h
CINCINNAT1-wittka Wooden Co.
lngs; Imperial.
c1NC1SNATI-Koch-Adler Co.: J. NJ Koch
and stuart J. Koch. piece goods, cloth.
CLENELAND-May Co; s. r. Qua. laces
ckEvELxSpyM ssi sseis sTss' u,ecs good,
cLEvEIASbnrellenbaum E5vfElSIioSfn: Bros: J. Eel
lsnbsqm, s woolen piece soods; Elks' CLUB
sa;!s ss5f!s: :so Fl,sh r. Avsnas s''as' coats
MyeFs general ns p" n5os s,,n Co Miss
CLEV VELAND-P. H. sampliner & Co: ]
SSampiner. women's ready to wear
hosiery and Snderwear; 23o FIJI
CLEvELAND-Freedman Bros; NJ. B
rreedman clothing; Pennsylvania.
CLEVELAED--B. Keller, piece goods
PENNSYLVANIA.
n; crowley, cloaHs ana suits; % Wes' ss'
Thirty second Street.
c05LUMHCs. M!ss-L. Rosensweig Co.
cothins; Pennsyivsnia. PGns1vsts; o'S s00oS @"e
COLUMBTs, Oh!o-F. e. r. Lazarus Co.
e. N A Rodenfels. furnishing goods: %!
coLUMBCs-F. & r. Lazarus; Mr. Bel
lamy 'ndse, manager, Mr.. Rodenfels
DAnn,s Isn, 'uTn,sh!nss Ta1 s25 I Eitth n Avenue:
Jobs ready to wear. hosiery sweaters
waists and children's wear. 1851 Broad
Dallas. Tex.-Baron Bros: L. Lichten
stein. millinery; $40 Broadway
DAYTON. ohio-Rike Kunder Co.. Mr.
DAYToN d5f ooElSsT rs 1bn,o1 Dfsh Is
Cronk, misses wear: Miss Schetter
dresses and waists 2ao Fifth Avenue
D4xToS fre mahascr IS; kHm!sr Ffs Av:aus c"
acknowledgements Clothing Co: A
Ppensterwald pe womens ready to wear
coats; Miss II: G. Maloney. misses MS ,aie ap
parei; ,,:I Mr. shehieieR mdse; manager
pETRo1T,-J. L. Hudson Co: Miss os
n9tne dresses: Mr. Fitzgibbons genera
D 7: T R O 'r--klein Garment Co.; Mis-.
sh"Tpa1' waists; Miss Rosenberg dress
DETROIT-Crowley-M Miner Co.: L. Lands
edoa5 elothing; Alfred Fan,l. 11s West Thirty
EASTOE. Pa.-William Laubach G. Sons
: II. sisman. coats, suits. ETC.; 81 Unior
rs s9Hare: ~ e, r
s Vest Thirty second con Street. Stree piece Sooos
FALL RIVER. Mass ss-steis ser-Cox Co.; c
Avenue.
W. T. Childs. clothing; Broadway Cen
GRAHAM. " C.-scott- t-Mebans Mfg. Co
H. W. Scott. mfrs. overalls; P-nnsyl
vania
GREENS BERG; Pal Strauss women.
ready to wear; 1870 broadway.
HARRISBURG. Pa.-Kaurman Undersell
ing Store; J. Kaufman women's read,
TO wear. etc; 81 West Twenty six ii
u strset 5tr,tan,
Hh,RTF0RD, Conn.-sage rnn.. Allen 4 Co.: Mis-
smith ladies ready to wear; lis.
Broadway.
Fourth Avenue.
iiAZELIuN. ra-Sasso's Dept Store: y
>,,,. lf"vsr. general ndsa.; 1854 broadway
phens. furs, 225 Filth Avenue
JACkSONNiLLE Fla. - l.. Moscovitz
,, n;"n's wsar: Pcnnsy!vania.
Weinberg, ladies' ready to wear; % Eas
Twenty sixth Street.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.--Natonal Skirt Mfg
Co.; H. H. Esmay. high grade skirts
KANSAS CITY. Mo.--Jones store Co; J
NJ. Arthur. silks and dress goods. % Eas
hAMSAS a. T,s sITF, y, Mo:-kiein coaR and SUI
A|..,,,;n 49, Mss HosaF' dresses; 4o4 fourtf
~ "A ANSAS GlIf. Mo; Smith, McCord &
: i "" nsenu w ~ hio"eii' oothesAcs' a
,t t%o:tTn o'.ltu 9'' ee' ,o, ~
1l,eilWI,,, eTt,s, " tm'f oo1"arS: 7,,. >,ro
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
BUYERS Arrived
Fa:rrhilti Service

AKRNN. Chic. II. YcaEHr 6" Miss b.
S"r,nE"H. waists: II" RroAd say,
AN%i - rn!'"H knI,w year ,., T'i MI, :"
knit und"rw"ar. hosiery ana men iur-
nish.nss tr"S,in. e-,. o
y :. ~ y l g " ~ iA.-r ''' ~ ~"|,:'H % ''ti
r =. 9ch"aF'@' "OEs 90 '''''s' '''' Az
;tr. Hgg2r.' " c,t,r,u-b co
- = - -. ~, -. w.,
50 ,a.roorongh, general I'm I'D west
=, ~ StD'' r : ,r
l. ~ T. J. "' t, ,p1 mis-
ms SIX ""'stS' S"'' ''N'' "'''' S''''
', .Tri,t,,,, ; ,,.h,,o,o,, r-o.,o
Il !. " n'ri,"' w ~ ~.
I&,'|H' VI ", rl""'"'' '''u9'''' O''''' " NN'
:, =, ~ f"u'1 >,,, >E'nu ,, ,,-,,.to.,, ,o~,,
''H, A'' ,,.1 ,.' ,,, ha,lar,.s
W -. IA @:''' ,,,',r. ~, aton,,.
- ~ .r,lrG.,i, N1,yi.,,i w. and I'm,
:, .,.'r - - % - 70 ilnhir.r ro..,n rtnr.
l,.,It f., nnrf3I
:, ri Nt,iI> +, -, stein niece goods.
I",' 'na,.,y.tm,a.
I>iITi\ \il,I!r. Wear We'll Pants CO.: F.
,'....j.,n '',,t.nr p.nn.,y,,1nln
DI\t;rI AN'To% \ Y-C EoIter wonen's
wnar. iI.rrItag",
Ii,I.,T,, ~, + finIc,. Co Miss r O.Cal
H. l., {i,;sInn y. a., 49,, ,y',,'.r,s r.,tv
,y., Mis- Nur.,h% wni,',.n.s
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
kELLY.spRlNeFIgLD TIRE co.

s,x s-%''"''I 1i*.1enf II ore dollar and
f,t -h'' q ,tj per share IN tho FIX
bs -"f' F!Firr's.t Fif<x ~ This Company
70 ~. ~ o. -ar"1 palab.c Oc,ober !. 1890
ko.'s. - f'sr.i~fs rs Iernt1 al The c.oss Of
"@'''1"ss fe.'N cs.ber IN. 1920
4 =EATAS. Secretary.
|-eN ~ HAtl.snl:st iaaA
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
do shipmenta :. $3.50 9.049 65Sf
". Y. arrivals... $50 SAT

Liverpool Cables--Spot cotton. moderate
demand. At - points advance; miadling.
~ sid; sales, 1000 bales $1,000 bales Amer
Futures opened steady at Is to 27 points
advance. Closed very steady at Is to So
points net higher: October l9.77d: Deccm-
Der. l9.ood: January. I'D; March. l6d .
May, l7,s%d. Manchester: Yarns and
cloths dull.
Cottonseed Oil
The market was moderately active. with
totHl sales amounting. to 1900 barrels
ONers were limited throughout the day
with a good scattered demand based large
ly on the strength In lard and some evi-
dences of Improvement in the cash situA.
tlon. Final quotations showed net ad-
vances OF 20 to 80 points
The range OF prices follows
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

September End. 1920
Notlc" Is hereby given that a Meeting
of the Stockholders OF the Eallonet
haazanger Die Com pany. Incorporated, Will
b. held at the Office OF The Company No.
lo$ Fulton street, Borough OF Manhattan,
CITY OF New York, on October !, 1890 at
\ clock T. NJ to pass upon the propost-
tion Of changing the name of the said
Corporation from Dallof7et Baszang-r Die
Company, incorporated. its present name
IN Bnlionet Diamond Dies Company, In.
corpOrated.
CHARLES E. GAY,
President.
WALTER H. ASPINALI
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16

crease in freight rates, and are now
Sitting tight, awaiting Developments
Manufacturers have generally added
the increase in freight to the selling
price, and this gives seeming strength
to the market which it, actually does
not possess-that is. the size of the de-
mand is not sufficient to account for
any material increases in price"
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Chemical Market Firmcr

The heavy chemical market Is lirmor
and the improvement seems to be Of n
permanent nature, as buyers show moro
confidence and are buving freely" saws
Drug and Chemical Markets tn : week
"The producers market is styone,
throughout the list More active b,ly.
ing in some lines of Intermediates and
dyes was evident this week Prices
strengthened as stocks in second hands
decreased. American manufacturers OF
cltric acid and citrutcs reduced prices.
but sales are being made by second
hands at prices below makers quota.
tions. and citric acid is weak. A slight
recovery in vegetable oil prices is re-
ported. Continued decline in prices
marked the essential oil market I'm
ported botanicnls are still declining in
nrICc. UuC kt horn 10 lnnnr
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Buyers Coming

MIT.wAUKEE-The Bretthaupt Co: Fl. Ls
Breithaupt. coats, suits dresses. skirts,
blouses. corsets, silk lingerie, negligees,
kimonos and petticoats, McAlpin; ex.
pected September Is.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. IS

,,S qua-'"'.J HlY.Atnh nt three per cent
nrIr t'>.-n's p"- Aaa:eJ On the capital
SO D f'..s Ho'' .aay nAs been declared.
e. rf '>"'1"E7 -. 1920. to stoc hkoid
,.,, ~ ~ i+.-rf Il, tas c.os-: u bus.Erss sep
JCH% ~ DAMON. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Lumber Trade Quiet

Regarding market conditions in the
lumber hcid, The American Lumber
man, Of Chicago says: "Business this
week on the whole is quiet. Broadly
speaking, buyers anticipated their inn
mediate requirements before the in
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
AAAkAnAsy srEga & rrny foupasy

Th. n. Sew YnrI. He2t ~. 1890
&C., Ss Tpts c>rr.pAny hsyo this 1ny
Ei,assasa th@ G@cpnd k@eaIar onasterly
On yesnof ~ T~o fzMJ Dnf cent. paysbls
Naes -, ;455. On the PrAfsrre1
49,. as rf .s>ofh s~p, isth. 1890
aRAfiaA a. same 6sir. Ch~ekS will bs
= s'ss.t ~ stocs shSifers
LOUIS EILffAS. Chairman
~. W. NOOti. kkastdsnt
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
tNiTKD niYMOOD conpoRArIoN.

rrat. - YnF<. H~p'rrohrr I. 1870
csff+f '%o'tai NDrA Diyid~nd No. 10
F..h '@t.'hi S'prk DtY;Gen1 No ~
tht. r. L--"" TX iiY.1~Hcs IN the stncks Of
d. ~ pHtattrr haze been Trciarsd A
co. r - u II D@S share Crprn' a sIrri
~ ,sHs frr 'h@ l&/tnsut ot 81 per share
Ezssh1 /Ff s2@> rn me Prrffrpcd Htoek
e. .T ~. yet :, .5z1. Is fiYt1~nd of $50
ott>ss's ~ ~ Crfornon a,rrk. payabis
ys1.5T !sEY pat1ti~ ~ stoc hholders -
shs ~ ~ Ff":%ft"E ana common stossks u Z
~ IL -. ~ t1"insRs WednesGay, saptrnu-
css>I r@hn'er Errks WI M, he closed.
~ S1 ,a..nr1bbnI II ser YIrh
''f' ~ TIT Ff.it!T4JS tflA;ka ry.aru,e,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
German Internal Bonds

unlisted. tsells censs per share.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
OFFERINGS TO BUYERS

COTTON VOILE-4oo pieces assorted col-
ors. 39-inch hard twist wolfe at price.
T.oneaCre 5l35.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-05-27
BIG SPRINGS NEWS

Warren, George and vern Arm.
strong returned home from q bushes.
trip to Iowa on Friday.
The young people OF Big Springs
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Root
Monday night by a charivari at theil
home in west Big Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Jensen and
sons, Vern and Lyle left Friday on q
trip to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Engle left Sun
day night for Omaha where Mrs,
Engle will undergo an operation.
Miss Eva Mecham who has been
on the sick list the past week is again
IN school.
Miss Tillie Mauser from Venango
was . Big Springs visitor on Thurs.
day.
Ernest Nelson and family moved
INTO the Lutheran parsonage Tues.
Day; A.
to Chappell Monday.
Wynn Taylor and family from Le-
wellen visited At tho Little home Mon
Mrs. Frank Dom, daughter Francis
and son Dayton left Friday on = trip
70 Denver.
Miss Helen Nelson who has been
On the sick list the past week 10 again
IN school.
Mr.. Howard Morrison from Sidney
was = Big Springs visitor on Thurs
day:
The dance was well attended at
the Waterman Hall on Thursday even-
ing. The Chicago Orchestra being in
charge Of the music.
All business houses were closed on
Monday between the hours Of 8 A. M
until P. M. owing to the fact that
the business men belonging to the
Community Club were fixing the road.
in Big Springs and vicinity.
Mrs, John Flora made 4 trip tc
North Platte Tuesday to do he1
spring shopping.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-05-27

Theron Mercer was a Chappell Wis
itor Monday.
Jim Nelson and family from Big
Springs MonGay.
Mrs. c. H. Chase and sister, Miss
Bee Morrison made a business trip
to Chappell on Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Stewart was Big
Springs visitor Tuesd4y.
room under charge Of Lauda Houston,
Nina Morris and Frank Banks went
to lake near Sedgwick last Friday
on their school picnic. All report q
very pleasant time.
Mrs. Fern Junge made q business
trip to North Platte, Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Mauser is spending a
few days with her brother, Otto. north
Of Big Springs.
Mrs. Burl Campbell returned from
an extended visit to the eastern part
Of the state last Tuesday.
Mrs. Robinson returned home Mon
day from an extended visit to Grand
Island.
The Primary room under charge Of
Gertrude Houston went to the river
last Friday on their school picnic.
Mr.. Maynard Campbell was on the
sick list last week.
Harold Green returned to Big
Springs last week from the eastern
part Of the state where he has been
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. Ed. Phelps Jr. made busi-
ness trip to Denver last week.
Mr.. Ike Hershey is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. Jack Reuland and family moved
into their new home on the Frank
Dorm farm four miles north Of Big
Springs.
Mr.. Charlie Ford is building a new
home north Of the Kjeldegaard re-
sidence in west Big Springs.
We will treat you right. Sell your
cream, eggs and poultry to us.
no.kr;no Cro~ ,norv r.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-05-27
PHOTOGRAPHS

Your last chance to have me take
your photograph at the julie esbnro
photograph gallery. Notice dates care
fully and tell all your friends m;II
De at 1uiesourg a part of two weeks
ana tnen the gallery will be closed.
June 10, 10, II, Is and June %, %,
.. a4; 20, -, See my other local headed
head This and be sure and have ali
tne pictures taken that you and YOUR
trends need for some time.
Chas. z. Jacoby, Photographer.
m27-j24
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-05-27

ASK your neighbor what h thinks
OF Quality Tractor Oil. They're ali
using it. See G. A. Reed. He sans T.
George H. Thomson, loans. ''
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-05-27

We will treat you right. Sell your
cream, eggs and poultry to US.
Beatrice Creamery Co.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-05-27
LANGUAGE OF
TIE SREEV

T0u91OAY-Doek Joaes in . N.
Fox feature III Last NtssV.
ERDAY-Aaits O1SUnet Il -
Natisasi 9apss e LaDe DAo4s1lay
"Virnous VivG~.
TURDAY-"VirtuouS Wives" aeain
SATURDAY MATINEE-lGar;e o.
borne in DESTINY.
MONDAY-Aary NaeLaren in The
Forged Bride" . fine Universal fea.
ture with snap and pep.
TUESDAY-Olve Thomas in The
Flapper" a Selznick feature. Also
another installment Of our big serial
Elmo the Fearless.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10
WOMEN NAV VOTE
m NOVEMBER ELECTION

Attorney ucufrel q. q. Askrcn has
notified Arthur Sellemnn. chairman
of the Democratic state Central
comasiifr. that women. properly
reslst1rra. may vnlr IN the ,Novem-
Der election. The Attorney Ooner-
ais communication follows:
Dear sir:-In rcply 10 ynur COM
munlcaiinn 10 me concerning fhn
registration of women voters in this
slate. advise al women who are
otherwise qualified 10 eol9 should
be- registered lhf same ~ men. ~
now provided by law. The question
~ the rlehl Of women 10 vote al
nll Moeiions was fully determined
upon The issuance be the seerelars
of Slate Of the United Slales Ia hl,
proclamation declaring 1he adon-
ilm of Che nineteenth amendment.
and, IN my Judgment no arlIon BY
The courts win hr taken ~ prevent
ihem from volInr ~ The coming
fiefiIoR faura itrf truly.
q q. kskREN Attorney firnrral
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10
PE0prE WI HAVE MET.

Ten wears arn a printer small OF
stature but big ~ head and Of q
sunny disposition landed In Los An
lrhus hrokc. Ne left his grip al Q
ltolrl ~ lieu ~ rnonl-gcnf. The time
had arrived IN This mans life when
De- hail decided he waild work for
80 man other than himself That
day he solicited q few orders ~ iub
printing. hired the work done. de-
lipercd and collected and made a
prnill. Ne purchased press on In
slallmenis and printed lhcnicr iick-
eis for D living. He was an expert
in his line or this would never have
lecn written. To-day, ten years
laler, he owns the largest concern In
his narilcular line on the coast. No
n unusually generous and by some
~ called a spcndthrifl. demonstrated
with for giving a sad-eynd ski-poo-
ale peddlef $50 for q nickel dos. he
replied: \ never had any real nlnn
~ ID my life before and ! prcfff
hcine called . sucker by that man
u Hereby J may make him Smlls
ind make l|fc easier l0r him fof one
lHY Ihf following chrlslJans morn
be ard h|s hnakkeercr with ovefroai
noaEfls fIlll ~ monry took IL aIl ihe
hyaafs and highways and sea'lnrei
l6I4|eF rlshl and leo end that nlsl'l
he t1afes poker With ne |nhi.4-
hnnn||,. Nnn and refused 10 take ia
uInnlnEs. said ~ would moi |e.se1
lhr Joy ~ the chr|sirone spirit
This man 0ho ni|a 4 peculiar nlchq
IN lhls world of oufl II oWnef ~ TIE
CalIlnfnla IRHfl EFnnanY. t.ns An-
4e|ts. CALVIN kCnIX ~ niiAe
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10
aIIIATT0 MVssuC.

From lhd New York World.
"lEsz" IN iis original form Is an
oulgrowlh Of the negro love Of
s,nropai'an. II IA perfectly natural
ahi unaffected. A The critic says
u Il n OF characterized b. ''vnlaar-
lty and hixareeneka. Jam has IN
itself an element of comedy. Of
spontaneous fun. The players Rrl
more fun Oul of the variations IN
irniueed than docs the andiior.
But this spontaneous musical
hurlor loses lls charm when The
white man steps Ia with artificial
and prcmedilaled ayncopallons. The
ftin Of the iazz music loses rs hu-
NOR when 4 becomes slofolyped
and Is written into the score,
Jazz by negroes u music lfrk
ny white men u an annoyance. The
black and white do not mix Wcll
When white men write or perform
black music We Get mllelt0 music.
with the sins of both the white
and black music, and without the
virtues ~ eIihnf.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10
REPIlRlIcAN CRATlTunE.

The attitude Of the present Re-
publican congress toward former
service men Il the subject OF an
articlr In the American Legion
Weekly OF August G. In which SEN
aiur Francis n. ValreA. chairman
81 the Committee ON Appropriations,
"a rebuked for the alleged manner
In which ne received committee Of
twenty five disabled cx-seryice men
who called 10 ser him. They re-
ported that senator Warren told
them be was occupied with more
important maitersr and said "a
them: "if you can't eel along on s8o
q month, I'm snrry. The LEGION
paper srticle snys that the Repub-
llcan srUalOr dismissed these dis
nbled men with an impatient. ION,
hell ~
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10
AMERICAN LEGION
AFTEn BOOK sWINDIEnS

Mobilization has begun Of the
American Leeirn IN a naii0n-widf
drive 10 bring 10 book swindlers
who are making a practice of De
fraudlng the nexl.Of-kin Of men
who died IN the war through Of
fering 10 provide them with In.
formation concerning their deaths
and the location of their graves Al
a price. Posts have been warned 10
keep an eye open Tor these swind.
lers with a view 10 their arrest
and proseculioif>pand a personal
Warning io Wlalives 0f men who
died In service ls planned for ever,
community whore there "a a posi-
of the Legion.
One of the mosl rlafink rases On.
covered ls that 0f swindler wIr5
wroie q gricvinE mother That his
missing son was in Cleveland and
would return II money for his rail.
road faro were proyidrd. Tho hoax
was exposed and later the writer
was arrested In lnwa after he had
sent the mother a telegram signed
with her sons name asking for
twenty-five dollars.
Another swlndler provided false
Information about lhe deaths az
soldiers, claiming IN each case Ia
have been an eyewitness on lhe
scene. This man Is now helms
sought by the police In California
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10
ro ooMPLETE rIE ouTFIr.

A smart young automobile sales.
man was trying 10 sell q car 10 a
farmer who swore he would never
set foot In one OF thscpesky things.
Other salesmen had tried ami had
failed. Now. Mr.. C0rnsilk,r spoke
the young man. This bar here Is
the gid dap rod Tie iron thing
here is the 'whor pedal. The other
one is the back pedal. Tlus Tin box
Is the feed bne. or course this Jig
ger here is the reins. Perfectly
simple. isnt NJ Ia like 10 sell YOU
this little nag" The former Just
siroked his chin and looked like n
man about 10 mako an important
decision. ~Woll. I dunno, young
man. I might say yes II you'd
throw In a whip san Francisco
Araonaut
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
REFUSE TO PAY SALARY.

IN San Miguel county there is a
clash on between The county com.
missloners and the Slate Health De.
pnrlmcnl The state has filed an
appeal from q decision OF tho conn-
y board IN disalluwing a bill Tor
$500
The appeal "a an important ono,
according 10 Or. G. T. Wheeler,
health commissioners. Ne expects
a 10 result IN The constituting Of the
departments authority under The
law. One OF The poinls raisci u
The departments right of approval
IN The appointment of county health
officers. Another Is the depart
menrs right 10 perform the flnc-
tions of local health officer In The
event that a county fails.
The case a lhe result OF the de-
parimenls disapproval oi the ap-
poinlmcnt of Dr.. q. n. Fleming as
county health officer. The ap-
polnlmeyli was made by the county
board. The county was asked 10
make another appointment approy-
cd by the department II WIS said.
hut failed. The department then
appointed T.. A. D'Aunurf a.
agent 10 carry on the health Of
flcers work In the county
The bin turned downi by the
county was one presented by the
department for DArmours' salary
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10


n paso II IN he lhroes of an
cyangellstic campaign conducted hy
one rev. Culpepprr" This " a..
other ol those "eivc me the lasl
nights or weeks rercipla-Eet-you.
to.heaven fellows. Hundreds lrav-
clcd the trail Sunday. Imagine a
man Of God sayinH: WHY. Two
been here Two days and not a man
has offered 20 take me out riding IN
his aul0mohile." III every
parent would 20 home and make
shout ave whips. and lick every
child IN The house. from ~ Year,
old down Just on GENERAL rHfN.
CipI.ES. tho nexl eenrraiinn would
be- a lot better or. and u would d.
more good than al the prcachlnf
win do IN the next 25 years
Throughout his lalk. says The
~ paso Times, cnlpepper lived up
20 his reputation that he brought
here-lhal Of being q human dynn-
mo tlhe Times could well have said
-moniehank-) Ne JUMPED OVEh
GRAINS IN INITIATING A HUNT.
ING DOG. Threw a CHAIR INTO
AN AISLE and WALKED. SHIPPED
AND HOppED. AND JUMPED and
DOVE a half dbrcn laps AROUND
THE PULPIT during the course Of
his SERMON. ye gods and hlilc
ilshesl u
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10
T0 CnEpIT OF nEMOCRATs

Mrs. Emily La Belle OF Bernalillo
driiounces the Republicans Of lhai
covaly for denyine 10 women ihe
neiNiirgc of vniinp IN The con,rn-
iinn. She says The short -sishleu-
nsss of the hcpuhlicans will prove
Ia be- great good fortune to the
D'mocrais. Mrs. la Belle not pnly
aiiruded tbe Demncrasic conyen-
ton ut Las Vegas but she made a
good speech on the floor ~ the
ennNenIlon.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

The bradley Willlams-Mwray
Cooley lrlmgln that reached lrom
Lon Angeles 10 Albuquerque and
hack again. has hrcn unravelcd, p.
4 ufadlev. wha causrd the arrest
~ Mics Madeline Williams here IN
comnany with William Murray. has
married Mas Williams, with whom
he lived IN Lus hngflca for sew
eral years. Introducing her a. he
wife.
Bradley a sllIl under arrest IN
connection with some of his pro-
fholion schemes. HIS charge urainei
Dis wife and MURRAY his fnfmnf
.nercIary. hh>r bern dismissed
Following DISMISSED Of The charge
against Miss Williams she and
|nradlcy Hefe married IN The court
house hy 4 nslIct OF the peace.
About ten days AGO Miss Willlnmi
and Murray. accompanied hy Cooley
returned from the coasL vu~ine ls
make things hol Tor bradley. Aisl
| Williams said she would get him
Information received from iol
Angeles yesterday hy ooorge .Tay'
Ior, local attorney. indicates lha
she did.
Airing OF the case IN The court
developed that Bradley lcit ON
trio. leaving Miss Williams a hlnn|
check for expenses he charges
that shc drew out all Of his monet
aud fled with Murray, his sccre
lnry. They werc apprchcnded her
md held ln jail Tor nhput tw|
Uceks. finally conscnllng 10 re-
turn TO Los AuFrlcs.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

NuHtIII n UtNi.t NIH.t| -
Wa4hIn0Nn' D. L- NIut In A|n+
nltf nn'Wfi L. 0Hoh a Oklahoma.
one 81 |01 ran||dslrl Tor lhn 1rH.l
dental nomination htnro The eah
FfantIscc crf|lcnl|on. has IAsued he
fol|ovia statement.
sThe l|rsl egl.Ialrs TN nnh|Is
could IInII|1ly nst with ltaar| lo
lh1 nru4I14.|to fnarncIor di ne
pendInt cnmnalan are the nn0.Ih.
s|It atls 81 Uoxernof COX no ).
nhl q neu ctnerel.
~rho trsl ol mnIefn nfar'n|s|ft
IlAnmtlaty m|thl hn called Il.t IN.
|laII<t n6d ttIorn..anm for which
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

"wednesday nieAt The hlerost fan-
provoking hit ol No year WAS en-
nclfd ~ lhc n. of p. hall ~ she
hhakl Club They called n ne
nreslrlrk Hknla.N aud ll,n hnass-
Neleht 6iiesis dressed at school.
tlii'dren carried The nfuud with
lAeln' The nxlrsnR VIVA varied nnl
y ~ eases kYegSlh|nF ii tho way
q snpnnapd cnnnlrg relershmenls
Nnlc served ~ lho hrhonl mlasos m
tlhtalls % fhe mon |n knee nhnls
AnA iumnffa Ihare WIS SOW holly.
pnpllif nansaan AMI nnmnklns with
AZ but iho frosl A mo oVfnlaf'.
p9nplutInn nQefY uhn sldlbd horns
victims 'hr erfn|na une ln W. down.
~ ine Plalory " \. ,, nrblpfpmfnIa
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10
CUTTING MN sIORT.

-Senaior suortsworthy mnkcs a
good speech ai q cnrncr stone lay.
ne. bat De lacks terminal faciliiirs.
I've provided EN-" said the mas.
ter Of ceremonies.
How's that9'
when ! give q signal previously
agrccd upon the hand Viii strike up
The Slar-Spangled Banner. ---Ex.