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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
School Children
 Win Piaudits En
 New Democracy"

The children of the sixth grade of "The New Democracy" under the auspices of the Dorcas Society at the Christian church Friday evening. This play, with the patriotic recitations which were a part of it, was termed as one of the most clever and well presented plays ever put on entirely bY children in the Warren district.
 'The New Democracy" is play of the present day and deals with the treatment of Bolshevism and the Americanization of that radical ele- ment which carries the red flag. The cast contained about 30 children Those who carried the stellar parts were: Alma Alvin as America; {; John J. Jones, Jr.. ArdeH Cody. James Gilman, Tom Caid. Ulrich White head, Elizabeth Fisher and Doris Grover.
 The patriotic recitations were well given.
 John J. Jones. Jr, gave one of the best recitations of the evening. .en- titled, They Brought old Glory Back" Some of the other recitations were: Flanders Fields" Herbert Postert; "A Toast to the Flag" John Quigley; God Give Us Men" James Gilman. and My Captain" Bernell Homes.
 Credit for the success of the play belongs to Miss Flora Nichols, who had charge of the training of the chil- dren.
 The entire program will be repeat ed at the meeting of the Parent Teachers association of the Lowell school next Thursday night, to which the general public is invited. Sev eral boys who took part in the play viii give patriotic recitations at the various churches today in observance of Memorial Day.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
P. D. EMPLOYES . IN STORE WILL
 ENJOY OUTING
Sports and Swimming to Be on Program at Picnic on
 Logan Ranch

Today will be one grand and glor- ious day for the employees of the Phelps Dodge stores of Bishee, Lo- well, Warren and Naco. The occa- sion will be the annual store picnic and outing which will be held at Lo- gan's ranch. near Hereford. Many sports, including swimming, baseball and track will be on the. days pro gram. The store will furnish lem onade and ice cream. and trucks to take the merry-makers to the ranch. The trucks will leave the Bisbee post office at S:9O a. m. today. The baseball game will be called at 10: 30, luncheon at 12:3O and the track sports at D. m. The program will be as follows:
 100 yard dash for men. 75 yard dash for girls, Standing broad jump one chance without weights, running broad jump. one chance; standing hop-step-andjump, one chance; run ming hop-step-and-iump, one chance; 90 yd. egg and speen race for girls, boys, handicap; Io yard egg ana spoon race for men. 400 yd. men re- lay race, 75 yard dash for boys up to 15 years. handicap; 100 yard three legged race. men; 30 yard three-leg- ged race girls; tug of war. men. Bis bee and Lowell; tug of war. girls, Bisbee and Lowell; 100 yard sack race, men; consolation race.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
OveraIIs Movement
 Helps Shoplifters

Two alleged shOplfters, Manrico PachecO and Juan Ruiz, who were arrested yesteday by Patrelman Sherrill. who recovered five silk waists. two pairs of pants and some socks that were taken from the Fair, RrowY's store on Brewery Gulch. and Kobey's on Main street. Part of the stolen goods were in the mems pos session I
 The pair operated by one of them engaging the clerk in a store in con versation while the other stuffed whatever he could lay hands on un- der his overalls. The smaller of the two wore a huge pair of overalls for this purpose Sherrill had a descrip- ton of the two from the Fair store and picked them up on the street. According to the police, the men ar rested confessed to the thievery
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
I RE. E.CKLES
Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re move Them With Othine-Double
 G+ranrfh

This preparation for the removal of freckles is usually so successful in removing freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold under guarantee to refund the money if it fails.
 Don't hide your freckles under move them. Even the first few appli- cations should show wonderful inn prOvement, some Of the lighter freck- les vanishing entirely.
 Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength Othine; it is this that is sold on the money back guarantee.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
Special 10 The Review)

PHOENIX, May 29.-Gradually and surely Arizona is securing system of improved state highways which is destined to gridiron the state with it's rock-ribbed arms, providing easy means of transit for tourist travel and forming great arteries of com merce.
 The completion of the Oracle paw ing project north of Tucson is one step in this direction and may be re- garded with more than usual signifi- canoe on account of the highway of which it is a unit.
 This splendid highway stands as monument to the enterprise of Pima county, which through its supervisors voted the use of it's portion of the
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
Tuberculosis

Dr. Glass has posi- tive proof ho is able fp cure Tuberculosis hv inhalation. in any climate.
 For further iufor- nation. address T F. GLASS INHALFNT co. z UTE SIP. MASON ROID.. I0S ANGELES. CALL Q FOENIA.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK, May 29. - Liberty bonds Were steady today, closing at:
 31a's. $917O; First As, S7.6O; Second As, 'S7.14; First IA S7.S2; Second 4H's, S7.32; Third AZ s, 91.30; Fourth 414's, SS.2O;. Victory 32i s, 96O2; Vic tory 4%' s, 96O6.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
Lion Filet, Frogs and Snails on Menu
 Of Paris Favorite

PARIS, May 29.-A music nall fay orite ate roast lion for her luncheon here recently at a social gathering at Marguerry. The dish was introduc- ed between frogs and snails but. ac-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
DECORATION DAY FLOWERS

All kinds of cut flowers and potted plants. Only two blocks from Gene tcry. Duillards, Lowell, Florsit
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
Graduation Footwear Kid Pumps Canvas Pumps
Kid Pumps

Misses White Kid Pumps in the fashionable Tie" Model, with Baby Louis heels. Sizes 2 1-2 and up. Priced at S11.O0.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30

An ocean steamer of the first-class, going at full speed, cannot be brought to a halt in less than three minutes.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
MAKE SILVER STRIKE

"A strike Of very good lead-silver ore has been reported on property worked by leases between the Cole and Oliver shafts on the Copper Queen and c. X A. sidel;nes. Ore has been shipped from this territory at various times for the last eight years but the recent strike is said 10 be one of the best that has veer been made there Some of the ore is reported to run as high as 65 ounces of silver.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30

We are showing a nice selection of White Canvas Pumps, with low heels, in all sizes for girls and misses. Priced at $500 and up.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30

Women buy T0 per cent of the com moditics used in the American home.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30

Mexico line also
 
  plan has been out, theo NogaIes s that construction fyy materially short b. the unnngt be O the recreation ground Lennon bad of all southern Arizona with the highway the of which being in Pima federal service To
 
 Mt Lennon bit of Canauan oest
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30

The concrte was laid with an auto matic tamping and finishing machine, the use of which marks the greates: advancement in paving methods Of recent years. This machine is opera ted by three men and saves the labor of five and at the same time makes stronger and smother paving than by hand labor.
 The project statement was prepared by the state highway department and submitted to the U. s. bureau of public roads for approval on April 16, 1919. The project was approved July P, and the plans and specifications on August 26 of last year. The work was let to the West Coast Construction Co. un- der competitive bids and the actual construction started October 15.
 cording to an epicure who attended, lion filet will never become popular. The animal. young ioness, known as Mascot in local menaSerie, was accidentally killed byher trainer. The meat was said to be ''stasteless and stringy.'
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30
MIN RAILS

NEW YORK. May 29.-Bar silver g95s cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-30

Holly trees are peculiarly exemp from attack by insects
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-21

MONOIONOCK Inn
Moupta inhome's Leading Hotel
MountaiRhome. Pa.
Rooms steam m heated; running water; private
baths; booklet; excellent table.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-21
deaths

AnAHs Is Hf&5s E 81 a.
mspt private. ,westmIssser GGsmstsry, :,
asa T.s5 f. san fTsm " eS.sss ssTi ~.
and, Diamond SITS, SATURDAY. II q; n. Pre-:
BARNEs. =, May 90. ELIZABETH G.,
widow Of sGmysi " ,,.RsE Barnes aged, aged y Rslsl
isss SO e. &.n.n:o fs9" s Rssa .s a' mS.
Old Cathedral Cemetery. ,r
Of late James and Margaret BaTnstt.' W.
neral, to which the relatives and frisnds are
py'd T.s sn"hss nsrmeRt R m F.rn%oGs ass 5 e.% ao
FT5Sqss nay Gs sstpgdsE ~ atisE Iy p M
i' as "e B. '2aii ':E; .aS.s FSS:
SaS% SSS &s. 2tsS E. e. 10 s:'n . mn
termcn! Holy, cross Cemetery;
cSs4s. GsmpSs and @ sS dsuss;,r ws' ;eS s
and Margaret NJ. Dougherty. Relatives and
friends parsn{s %Tsa to poIaHce ass Swain
Solemn requiem mass =: Francis xSMers
CARTwRIGHT-Msy 90, CHARLES J..
e H's Rt.. sHS a'' sn FRIEND. u:s ;: No 3
| residence, 2i5 w Columbia ave Solemn
| requiem mass. st. Michaers Church 10 q. a.
Interment New Cathedral Cemetery. ~
Wow SHEESsNAS Is dsSrse v Ass 10 HsSSs AZ, ,ys:
sS S"Gs %ornns i S $50 ssSet fro% ,ss
oliver Bair BLDG. 1920 ChsstnyS e.
Requiem high mass at st. Edmond's Church
at 20, 70 G'cIesk GeH IntsrImsent s1tssr S5ISsts
band OF Ethel KniEht COLONY, sssd "a. w.
neral services Saturday. $50 u m, al sd2e
| Knox st. Germa ntown. Interment, prfvcts
Rs%sIHs 1SES nav oy :; yisTsd ,5Sd
of Gavin Cramsr. FunsrSi ss,urs.S. nss =
M, late residence, 3038 N 9th St. PhitsdsI-
| phia. Interment private, Friends may cait
| Friday after 2 p. m. IT A71-
CRoUTHAMEI.-May II sALodp, wife
q CLAYTON cTouthSms! (nee .KEoutb assd d,
residence. 2bis \. 10th Il. Further ssry,sss
| and Interment at Tinicum Lutheran Church.
Saturday. ESQ D. m Bucks county papers
''Ip IpSAsviSSoN May 10. ANNIE tnss Nul-
cahyj wife OF William Dsvlnson Funsrai
| services. Saturday. p. m, residspce. 1S{1
silver At, Oath at. and Lehish aveI Infar.
| ment Hillside Cemetery. Remains mag b.
viewed Friday evening. New York pspsss
poAK:-May. 10 ELLEN poAK. Rs,s>
Saturday. 2:30 D. m, at late rssidsncs. ioiS
8 iTth at Interment Mount Morish csi5,
DOUGLASS. .--on may 10. ,sac Many
s RelasSss snS ,a'T sr,snas % fs. inyi,. y psss,fs
saturday. .. M. at hsr r'ss ssslssnss.
Pearl st. intsrmsnt private. r IA VI
csh~ DsasAs "a rzd>ISwss.sisk1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-21
WHITE MOUNTAINS, n. II.

Social and Scenic Centre Of White Mts,
MaplewoOd Hotel ASp o6snSxd 6GsoTTxds
Sass iisS Ss'sss.'E f.. E'a Ma 5s ssssIs ais
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-21

PINE TREE CAMP FOR GIRLS
Pocono Nts.; Four hours from New York.
Miss BLANCHE n. PRICE, Director, NJ
40l West school Lane. Philsdslphias Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-21

When the boy asked how he was to get
home, according to his story, the uncle
suggested that the way he had come
ought to be good enough for his return.
William set out, therefore, to bor-
row ride to Bridgeport. He had got
as far as the boulevard on truck, when
the driver put him off. He was asking
northbound drivers for lift when the
patrolman found him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-21

Hellers Mt. Airy f EiHf e aGS:isn' T.S4 Pnas stIs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-21
PROTESTS AGAINST POSTER
West Philadelphia Man Calls Movie
Advertisement Indecent

#. A. dos Santos, of 1928 SAMSON
street, today wrote letter to Mayor
Moore protesting against a motion
picture poster advertisement on Chest
nut street west of Twentysecond, which
he characterized "as the most indecent
thing have ever seen In the CITY,"
"The advertisement shows woman
entirely unclothed from the waist up"
he said this morning. "I am surprised
that more persons have not protested
against the thing. But, II no one else
will protest, feel It my duty to do so.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-21
LONG TRIP IN NOVEL WAY
soy Comes Here From Bridgeport,
Conn, on Trucks

SShtst ~
william Lubzwski, who is twelve
years old and lives in Bridgeport,
Conn, Is waiting at the House OF De.
tention for his parents to come and
take him home.
William would just as gladly 20
home by himself, the way he came,
which was by begging rides on motor
trucks. In fact, he was on his way
north late last night and had got as
Tar an Broad street and the Roosevelt
boulevard when a motorcycle patrol
man picked him up and took him to the
Germantown avenue and Lycoming
street station, where he was given a
good meal and a bed.
the boy told. the police that he had
come from Bridgeport to see a relative
In Philadelphia, who had suggested that
he had better go right home again.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-21

Shawnee on Delaware. Pa.
I EN\NOnN Golf, bathing. fishing. Book
A-AA> let. l., d. VAN HORN.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19
AMERICAN gAPs WILL
FIGHT FOR u. $. ALWAYS

HONOLULU. T. A.. May 10 ny
Associated press,) Americans of
lananese ancestry are ready 70 fight
their cousins. their brothers or eVrn
their fathers for The victory Of uhc
American flag. under which they
huvr been horn according 10 N M.
kamolo, American born Japanese Of
Vito. Island Of Hawaii. who recently
addressed thu Honolulu Ad Club
Nakamolo urged the abolition ~
the IpreiRn lanNuage schools. ami
deelnrcd that the traits Of many Of
The Japanese are those of training
rather than of heredlly.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

SAN FRANCISCO. May ip.- lBy
Associated prca..' ~ IA Ene'|fh
bride. h yraN cid. told hun she
was moi his wifc Al nlI hui WAS The
twin sister of the woman ne had
married whlle With ihe American
Expedilionnry Forces abroad. Ar.
thur J Ellcr oei forth IN a suit FOR
divorce be filed here recently.
Elpr's complnlnt slated that hn
married Nellie lcnehan. q hospital
worker whom he met IN France. Ia
Liverpool April 10, 1919 lle re.
turned 10 the United STATES with hla
contingent and bis supposed bride
followed. Soon after loii,ii,= him
here she told him her twin sister
was hls real wife, according 10 the
complaint and lefl with anolhet
man for New Orleans.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19
Liberty Bonds TAKE
ANoTHER SENSATIONAL DHor

NEW f0nk. May n stringent
credit r1mdliinns today rrntaIrd
further yelling oi Liberty bonds aud
ticiory notes lno.1Iy NJ ioN recuris
for thr stock exchange.
\, 1880, on sales npproxlmnlInu
Si2oO0. .00o par Valuc, new points ol
discount were established hy Lib
criy lirst and srcnnd issue Is. src.
ond and fourth issue iils and We.
tory 39fs
Heavy liquidation over The entire
eutintry or NJ private sales urIt
also reported BY Rakrr a Co., deal.
en- IN bonds
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

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Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

NEW BERN. n. C. May AZ.
Named N mcmofy Of Major Archi.
hald w Butt. the young Georgian
Army officer who was aide 10 Pres
iucnis Roosevelt and Tan and WHO
losl hla life lu the Titanic disaster
the concrete passenger carrying
steamer Major Archibald Butt Is
being put IN shape here for serv.
ice ln the transportation division
Of the War department The vcs.
sel was launched recently NJ the
Newport ahlphulldlne Corporations
plant here and was chrlslcned with
champagne hS Mrs. r. y. Hines.
vile Of BrlsadInr GanorAl Hines.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19
MIDnLEWEIGHT CHAMPION
n NEW YORk ITALIAN

NEW YORK CITY. May 49, by
Associated press. When the news
was flashed from the Boston ring
side that Johnny Wilson had won
the worlds middlewcight champion
ship from Mike O'DoWd OF "a. Paul.
few night ago. very frw followers
Of puEilism rould identify The now
title holder. In few hours. how.
ever. Il was learned that the new
champion was born IN New York y
years ago. bui hnd made his homo
IN Boston Tor some five or SIX yrars
past
Wilson, whose real name ls Clio
vani ranlca. was born ON East lo8lh
street New York City. next door IA
the birthplace Of Willie Jackser. The
promising contender for llehlyeiaht
honors. on Anrrh %. 1893. During
the time that boxing was leeallxcd
IN New York under The Iirawley law
panicn took part 10 several prellml.
nary bouts nt local clubs and o..
sumcd ihn ring name OF johnny
Wilson. A Philadelphia. about SIX
years ago, Wilson lost 10 Young Ne.
Govern. bat three months later Out.
pointed Mc0ovcrn al a New York
club. Wilson then went 10 Boston,
WHERE he signed a contract 10 box
under the management OF Marty
kellehcr partnership which SIN
romans intact
IIfII..... I..N.I ...l.. I..f...........II.I
up 10 two years ago. bui since ihnt
time be has beeh fairly active IN
New England boxing noniers Amone
The victories rlhlmed inr him are
decisions over Young Ahcron, Frank
Carbonc, Anglo Rather. Tommy Rob.
son. George Robertson and some
lesser lights IN the middlrwe|gill
division.
Wilson boxcs with the right fool
md flehl hand extended and 4
known N ring parloncc as o "suuih
paw. al NcCay. who won lhe tile
from George Chip. also WAS south.
paw Mike O'nowd won the cham.
plnnshln from him hy 4 knockout
tl D Brooklyn club ln lnl1.
Following h a llsl of the middle.
utlahi champions since Jack ntmu
~x claimed ne Little n 1881
Jack dempsey. le8i,laeo. 6enrfr
Ia h|anche sb61i61l bob n Fiif
simmons. 1894 1907 rollrcd Tom
py Ryan, iDoll0ol lrcllrcd; Stan
Icy kelchpl. imlloo8 Hills papkr
lpn6 Ffank klans. lAilinll: Geo
llilp. i0i3fnil Az Mccoy, luiflHi1,
Mike onowd ipl1ingo Johnny Wi
son, ie2o
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19
Want Concession for
Railroad to Columbus

The Daily Courier has reliable
information that THREE acniIcmen
arr IN Nrxiee now attempting 10
obtain rlBhtof-way concessions
for railroad from CtsAs
ORsNnEs 10 COLUMBUS. fe.
tails arc lacking. but me Daily
Courier Is assured of Information
IN few days
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19
LABOR HOARD REFUSES
10 LISTEN 10 GAtNAu

CHICAGO. $40 i9,-The United
states naIlNa, Inhnr noard fndas
ilatly refused 10 hrnF retIiinis lur
Increased wages presented By 5ohn
n Grunau. president of Che Chicago
iardmen's Association. and officers
~ other organizations which wrni
nn strilse here rcccnfly IN defiance
Of orders from The national railua,
brolherhoodz
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19
HIDE R0CKING HORSE on
sIIIPI04nD; 50 30 TiIE
FnsTEnNti' LODGES nEuE

SAN DIEGO CAL. May 10. lBy
Associated prnss "A horseback rid
ny wnfhinr J. one Of lhf nnts'ilel
% board the phlnllal yacht of Sir
Arthur do cros head of The Dunlop
Rubber Company ~ London. which
pot 10 here recently.
An knellsh saddle, operated hy
electric dynnmos u Installed on m
after deck Of The vessel. which l.
carrying party OF briiishers
around Tn world.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

HOUSTON. Teas May in,-fifH'
rra| CafTanza has hrca raplurrd b,
Revolutionary forces and has hrrn
nlyrn q Sole condurl 10 Vera Cfila,
provided hr leaves Nrxlcp Il once,
nrfnrdIuo b ,nDii|c|al mcF0i1r, ~.
cc|YeI lnday ~ 'ocnl newspapers
Tho reports could not BE- con
firnrd
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

NEW ORLEANS. la. May io-
lhy ASsocinlcd Press Rice led All
Louisiana crops IN value IN 1919.
accopdns 70 lhr hnard OF Trade.
Value OF the 1919 rice crop was
e13, i20oo0. Cotton was second With
a valuation Of 81. .5oO000. corn Third
and suEnrcane fourth. The sugar
crop was The shortest IN many
years, heine kllle over half ihni
of 1919
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

MUSIUW, Nay 10 IHy AH7nfI
alod presal "A wireless message
states that IN NoVporod government
purs OF the land which belonged 70
llonnslerles has been confiacale,l
nni transferred 10 the section OF
public education. Al The monnsle'
rial Dulldlnss except the churches.
have been conyerlcd into colon|r.
aud irade schools for children.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

M|t1III%||I IN ~ g.. |NN H.
NerfrInr5 b| Iho Treasury Houston.
In q |riIff ~ NNaIrnen FoeI|nrf n
i'f I'1uI1 Ways and nIan. 1onDn|t
ire presented iI.inl declared h's
pfes'i'er 70 rnf ro'H|rr hunrs itulE
IaI|oh' a1rt>cf IInanfcte
Ihe NtfriaI5 tn|f hc tho.mhl Il
tnI|f ht th|1hIy unIufInnaltH 80
I'4I| HHf rev obligation % fhf
||caHHN and sun0cticd 4 would ~
Wise |4f Io|Inrf'e 10 srtk ont aidI
l|ona| a10fccs 81 rcycnuc 70 ncol
NE cprVnI expenses Of lhe GOVERN
mtn,
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

WASHINGTON. o. e.. Ma, IA
favorable report was urdcrrd ~ lhc
senate auditing committee on lhn
horah rceolutiqn calling lfr az ~.
,cdIgaiinn I1 the Scnair .nio nll
Expenditures made h1 HcruhIifan
and Democratic pr.s'dtnlIaI enlI.II
dairR ~ ucii ~ into combinations
reeeiTcd IN u,eir behalf.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

WASHINGTON. D. G.. May H.
The nepuhlIcnn leaders IN the
HOUSE have agreed 20 aeccpi the
peace resolution and havr tentative,
y drcidcd 10 call Il up FRIDAY for
final rciim.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

3tthtON. Cal. May ~ my A.
n Fires which have lleeh raei,ia
lnf more than a year IN ne levels
ol The Kennedy and ArFonauf
mines under this town have been
exllnrl|shfd rhe mlnne wcfc
f4fded with water ThB IS n0N
belns pumped ont
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

PARIS. France. Nay .o.--Aneihcr
decline m the marked lor lnrclnn
currency has hIl lhr rnrle market
american doIIara opened al -
francs 70 eentlmea
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

lplnsiruried drienaics 70 ilir na.
ilonnl convention urrr named today
hy The Druiocrnis ~ n,irlrru iIlnli.
gan congressional districts IN ran.
cusos. prior 10 the orcninn ul iha
Demorraiie Siatr rongcnilon.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. May i0.-A
reduction OF 20 PER crnl ~ price on
nearly al goods was amounted 10.
dny hy ihe large downtown depart.
lnoni siorcs herr.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

DEs MOINEs. iown. IA, ls.--Thr
The election of uhIfr bishops Tor
The Methodist Eplsropnl Church uns
completed to-day ~ ihe ncncrai con.
ference ln srsslon herr.
Or g. 4. Mead ol Denver WAS
chosen on NE ninth haIlef.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

A nloc line OF Trunks aud our
prices are righi ,. L. Walkers SIS