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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13
FORMER RESIDENT WROTE
scATtflNG REbUkE on
COLONEL 6LOCuM, 1915
Soldiers Home. Los Angeles.
June 40, 1919.
coIambus. n. N.

Mr.. @. 4. Parks.
Columbus. n. N.
Dear SIR and Friend:
Your faror of The oth rcccivrd|
fHuay.. &IAd 10 hear Tom YOU 10
reply will say that Il is not my
intention 10 return 10 Columbus
until such time as the unsettled
conditions along the border Inn
prove. Although ! have great con
iidcnce In the present base com
mander. Major Sample, l know The
weak condition OF the border pa
troll. We lack ii least 10000 more
troops 10 properly guard the bor-
der. since Colonel Slocum through
his Incompetence made u possible
for Villa 10 make his raid into
Columbus on March .. 1915, caus-
ing the ncce1sily OF the punitive
expedition. which We must all adj
nit was a perfect failure as re-
CARDS capturing villa and his band
OF course, Il has helped few
business men IN Columbus ana
III|u| NUN NIIIU N'|NHNNI"|NI' W. ~
villa raid feel good. thinking they
had accomplished the long-soughl-
for Intervention, or q atep IN that
direction al least The n0rc |
study the situation. the more | am
led 70 believe that the massacre
and lootine Of our town was a
framed up Job for the benefit OF
big iniercels In Mexico aud for
political capital, as the authorities
10 Washington have not made any
effort that ! have seen 10 invesli-
Eale the carolcssncsz Of one Col
onel slocum, Who either was
traitor or criminally inefficient
officer; a man who ought 10 hide
away from every patriotic Amer.
lcun. he ought 10 hole M In come
cave and hate himself as a traitor
10 his country. ! have not the ahil-
ily TO portray my feelings toward
man who was educated by this
government and placed In com.
mand Of a post In such a responsi
bic position that would lend his ais
10 an enemy Of this country ih'
way be did. You can hand IN m,
resignation 10 the honorable Boar,
Of Trustees as q member OF th'
, board.
Yours very respectfully,
J. n. CAbORNE.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13
And H COS.
oath INF. TO
HACHITA POST

ON Monday morning a. ahonl
1:3o O'Clock Companies n and a
Of Tho Path Infantry who have
boun stationed AZ Camp Turlour
for q good while started out on n
bike, with full equipment. for ne
detachment post II Hachiin. n. NJ,
where they relieved the boys Of
Che 18th Cavalry upon their ar
rival. The trip was accomplished
N two "marches''-thai is, two days
o. travelling Monday night ne
doughboys camped ai ncrnanas.
approximately ~ miles from here.
and on Tuesday finished The trip
% the Hachiia barracks.
The 18th Cavalry outfit stationed
a. Hachiia started their hike 10
Columbus 10 Join their command
Wednesday morning. arriving hero
Thursday evening.
After The arrival OF the f2ih
Cavalry's Hschila detachment nt
Camp Furlong. u b proposed b
givc all the boys squadron drills
Tor several days IN order 10 con-
diiion them for their long hike 20
thoir new station II Del hio. Ter.
for which place they wiz start
soon.
The trip 10 the Texns camp viii
b. a hike also. The boys will
take four days 10 20 from here 70
~ psso N which point stop of
two days will be made.
The trip from N paso to Marfa,
Texas. Is estimated 10 be Of ninc
days duration. On arrival ~ this
station. the 18th will remain for
four days. during which time They
will engage IN competitive nth-
leiics with the troops stationed n
that camp. Probably special
field day will be set uslde for these
events.
The last log Of The journey. from
Maria 10 Del Rio. has been cstima-
+ ted 20 take fourteen marches.
Weather and alI other contlnEcn-
: dies favoring. the entsre trip will
> be completed IN twenty seven days
) With eight days cf t,op-uvrr iol
: rrsl aud recreation.
q Columns will miss the fcti
= Cavalry as many OF the boys ar'
0fell known and have lots ol
friends here.
Numerous run0rs are afloai a.
. b. who win fill their place here
d but a. far as The Courier can Learn
= nothing definite has been given out
5 Three assignments 20 detached
\ scrvice IN the n paso district
medical department were anuounr-
~ Tuesday by Colonel Prank "
Weed, district surgeon
Major James n. Maloncy has
! been transferred from the 2ith In
lantry Of Columbus. n. a.. "a
Hachita. n NJ; Captain 4. o
A Noolsey goes from the IN Cav
\ airy at Fort Bliss 10 Fort Han.
oock: Captain Warren y. Caldwell
4 has been detached from Cam
4 shannon 10 the hospital slaiI a
Columbus.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13

Arthur Tyler announces his can
didacy for the office Of county
clerk IN this issue Of the Courier.
Mr. Tyler has lived In Luna county
for the past ten years and is well
qualified 10 fill the office which he
seeks. Ne has had two years cx-
pericnce as teller aud bookkeepcr
Of the Deming National Bank and
served for about a year and a hall
In the county clerks office under
Charlie Hughes.
Mr.. Tyler Is well known through
out Luna county and numbers hi'
frlenda by IN score. lie prumiscl
70 devote al his personal auon'
tion 10 the Office " elected ani
viii doubles make the race foi
county clerk un interesting one.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13

The Board os Trustees Of tho
Village Of Columbus Al rs session
On Tueedpv night oI this week
passed an anti gambling ordinance,
which appcarr On nnptncr rofe oil
ths issue Of The Courier. The or
dInoncc prc1crlhts penalties that
range from 1900 i|no % 1Io0 fine.
or |mprIsonmenl lof sixty days Ia
laII or both fine and lmpfi5on-
mcnL for Ila violation.
Two other ort|nnrccs passed thc
first rcadlns and five street I|ebis
were ordered 70 BE- pot up % oats
Ono building permit was rccom-
mcndcd issued
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13


coluu|bnl. IN common vl.h thc|
fo,l Of the country, ls stirred upl
over The influenza People are'
garflins and spraylng and using va
riouo other methods 10 avoid This
contagious disease which We have
come 70 regard with such whole
some respect We may ssr 70
nft not nlIni1 OF Il. but iusl tho
aoma We don't faro 70 come into
close contact with A.
But ,hcro b. another disease far
moro contagious than the llu. which
has tlcllmlxod every person IN
Columbus and has left unhappinosa
and suffering and misery N w.
wake. We know We have x, We
know our neighbors have ~ end
| yet We are quite calm about ~
except occasionally when u breaks
out with unusual virulcncc. AMI
ooniaeiousl II ls the greatest con-
lneIon. save one. IN The world.
That disease 10 sin.
Is that allf you cxcinim. 0ihap-
pointed. There lies ihe trouble.
Tor deadly a. the disease Of sin ls.
men will not take II seriously.
Think about u for q moment
The essence Of SIN u sclflslncss.
II Is the cause Of murders lIiiga-
tl0ns, dccp-rootcd halrcds, divorce
| ID Il al the bottom OF the social
evil. II lies back Of ull lnduelrlnl
oppression and political eorrup-
tlon.
The wages OF sin ls death"
Perhaps you think you hnve 4
light attack OF the disease. and
that your little sins" don't amount
70 much. Don't deceive yourself
Influenza bacteria are microscop-
lc but doudly While your sini
may not give you national or Local
nol0rieiy they DO stunt your NOR
al and physical growth and corrupt
your life. Your little inelnccrilics
your white lies, your shady busi.
Inca dchiinek yonf hi0lfitrtntu y
the best. keep you underslzed whcI
the Lord God wants 10 make o
/ you q full-grown man or woman
Your sin smolhsrs the spiritual ~
/ In you. Then you wall about you
church and community being dead
not realizing that YOU yourself ar
dead one, victim Of SIN.
That, however, Is not the wors
Of u. You are not the only victim
Of your own sinfulness. II Is con
. laglous. Your family. your neigh
, bor. your acquaintance are In dea
ly danger Of catching Il from yot
. Your sin lncilcs others 10 sin. You
business lie" today is repeated b
! your clerk tomorrow. Your refus
I al 10 help q good cause leads you
friend TO do the same. The dirt
story you tell soils the purity Of
4 dozen hearts. Your boasts abou
wild oats undermine the idealisl
Of minded youth.
The sin Of Adam has sprca
: across the centuries and through
out the world
A The sinaer Is the grealest socil
"A menace thcrc -. Inc community
the nation. the world. are corrupl
A cd by his selfishness.
I The dread disease Of sin has
o remedy. One physician, and onl
y one. can cure u. Ne fights conlal
I ion with contagion Ne pits paesio
against passion. Ne employs loA
/ to conquer sin. Love Is The on
= coulagion that Is greater than sin.
y The Great Physician says: "0e
4 50 loved the world that he save h
only begollcn son that whosoesl
N nelievelh on Him might not pc
= ian, but have everlasting life"
The Lord Jesus Christ offers
you pardon and peace and spiritu
health and the Conlaglon OF 10,
The greatest c0niaNIOn OF all,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13

,Ir. and Nrs Turtry uafe CnrpIt
Captain and Mrs. frceman. Cap
Tain 0'n|el|y. Major Powell Of Camp
Iufion6. Field Director Hicks and
wife and Mrs.. Na||oy ~ nuch|ln
were visitors Of Nc and Mrs.. jar
1Wycy. The hnchlia people were
Weekend visitors. while The local
people were The euesls II dinner
Monday evening.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13
Threatens 70 Go % work.

Guy Wilkinson has Iully rccoN-
cred from his recent attack OF ilu
and last Sunday while IN CONVEX
sation with a crowd threatened 10
90 10 work again. but said he was
not well enough 10 write poetry
yet.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13

As DIR. Fields advises that the
Influenza situation Is about The
same rs u was last week, Il does
not seem wise 10 open the church
lor services this coming Sunday,
February 49, We regret this ex-
cocdiugly and hope that ON the
following sunday, February p,
We may have both Sunday School
and church.
We ask our people 10 make this
Sunday a day for meditation and
prayer. Prayer for the sick, both
here and all over The country, and
also for the spiritual awakening
81 our community.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13

Wilson Kilgore, editor Of The
Courier, departed Saturday niehl
for Springfield. m. and other
eastern points 10 purchase addl-
lioual equipment for the Courier
lie Is expected back saturday.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13
GARAGE MAN GEIs
CONSIGNMENT or CARS

A. !. Evans OF Evans garage This
week received a shipment OF seven
new Ford cars which arr very
neat In appearance. Two Of the
ears are Scdans. with beautiful
upholstcrins. and are equipped
with sclf-siartcrs. The other five
are OF the touring car type bui are
equally regal IN lines Of build
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13

Deputy sheriff ,. n. Jackson Of
Dcmlng brought Two prisoners u
Columbus Tor trial on Monday from
the county Jail. They were J. l.
Moore and man named Goodale.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13

EIeven state aulom0hlle lIrenses
have been issued BY Frank Man1an-
ares dorlng the pari ten days
The time limit Is up and those
Hi,o have not secured their licenses
arc delinquent and subject 70 a
penalty.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13

District Attorney J. = Vaught
aud State Attorney George Estes
Of Deming were IN the city Monday
on legal business before Justice Of
the Peace Cole's Court
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13

eo services we're held in any ot
lhe churches OF the city last hun-
dav on account Of the epidemic OF
M Ia The community and camp
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13

Tho colpn1fua Ah11'NI N i1k.
l04 adrani4ft ~ ~. .4a|lnNn
81 stf0uA| 81 Ihe 4d.|AIu0h 10
have d snfI0H house -o'e1n|t1 Guy
Wilkinson "a Iht artItl doing ire
painting. end I. touching W. Ne
h|4h ..fcie preparatory 10 NE optn-
ing o. this rcnuler resort. which
We hope win b uoon.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13

a.. a f.an,. an attorney Of Dening
Attended toUrt here Monday hcinf
erTnpcd as attorney for the plaint-
ifi IN The case Of Franklin vcrsus
Moore.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13

John Harris has been sick with
the prevailing malady. flu, but y
improved now.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13
wATEnLOo NoTrs

William Lee from Louisiana -
visiting his sister. Mrs, Mayflcld.
Mr.. and Mrs Fleetwood are vis-
llins hir. and Mrs iiulsey for a
few days.
Mr.. Powell has returned from
Californie.
Quite a number Of The younger
social oct Of Columbus attended the
dance given by the Peterson broth
ers here last Saturday night A big
iiIno u reported.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13

Ono building permit was recon-
mcndod issued.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Columbus. n. a. Feb. 10. 1910.
Tho Board OF Trustees Of fho viz
laGo pf Columbus mot IN regular
session.
Mayor J. r. Blair. present
Trustee A. Eroderlckson. present.
Trustee A. .. Eynns. present
Trustee william Klein. present.
Trustee n. o. Tracy, present.
Tho minutes OF The prcvlouhl
meeting were read and approved.
after which The following hllls|
were presented
W. J. Mayhln. hauling dirt
on street. ----.--.--------t ti10
Columbus fuel CO. coal for
iHN 4..4..a.~------- iluu
nem|ro p. eolcno, refund on
auto license No. 10 ------ psi
Columbus lee end Electric
Co. repairs --.---------- 23.i6
Motion by Trustee Klein and
seconded hv Tracy that all bills ne
allowed and warrants ordered is-
sued for same.
The vote.
A. Frcdcrlckson ------------- Yes
A. J. Evans ----------------- Yes
William Klein ---------------- Yes
n. o. Tracy ------------------ ico
Henry Davis application for q
building permit was read.
Motion BY Trustee Evans. Soc
onded by Tracy ihat uenry Davis
application iuf bniIding permit
Do allowed and clerk instructed 10
issue same. Motion carried.
Ordinance No. b5 was read and
approved for The second time.
Ordinance No. 80 was read and
approved for the second time.
Motion by Trustee Frederick
con and second BY Klein that or
dlnance No. 81 be passed al thc
third reading and ordered pub
llshcd.
A. frcderlckeon ------------- 1ei
Al Evans ----------------- lel
William Klein -------- --------- lci
N. o. Tracy ------------------ fei
Motion by Trustee Klein and sec
onded by Tracy that ordinances
No. 81 Is hereby introduced. read
and approved for the first time.
A. Frederickson ------------- lc'
A. ]. Evans ---------------~- lel
william Klein -----~---------- le'
II. q. Tracy ---------------.-- fc'
Motion by Trustee Klein and sec
onded by Frederlcks0n that w
accent Trustee 1racy's recon-
mendaiion 10 put IN ten stree
lights and order five TO be put u
al once. Motion carried.
Motion by Klein and eeconde'
by Fredcrickson that clerk be In
siructed 10 notify Mr.. Vinson Y
discontinue going into ditch n
railroad on or before the lith da'
of March. Motion carried.
Motion by Trustee Klein and sec
onded by Tracy that the mayor b
authorized 10 proclaim Monda,
the 23rd Of February Rs fins
cleanup day. Motion carried.
No further business meeiln
J. r. BLAIR. Mayor,
n. @. DEAN. Clerk.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13

Motion By Trustee Klein and
seconded hy Tracy that all bills he
allowed and warrants ordered is-
sued for same.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09
Original Celtics, Fast Court
Fiue, To Play AudOS Tomorrow

will fight hare to capture the position
now held by the crack Celtics.
In the lineup Of the team that will
appear here on Wednesday night will
be found Smolick. White and Barry.
forwards; Trippe;. center; Reich and
Witty, guards. This combination
made up of lcaguers ard some Of the
best players In the country, should
extend h local team to the limit,
but 1t Is not likely that they VIII give
the home team a drubbing, for the
local players team work at the pres
ent time Is of the best.
Perth Amboy viii be represented
by an all local team in this game.
McCreery and Regain will be found
in the advanced positions: Thomas
will oppose Trippe In the pivot post
ton. and Evans and Hanson will do
the defensive work for the Audo
team. With his team playing in reg
ular form. "Pox'' Booz should be sue
cessful in leading his team to its for
tieth victory.
Van Mulchahey will be the eleventh
man on the foOr In this contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09
PUT STOMACH IN
FINE CONDITION
Says Indigestion Results From
an Excess Of Hydrochlorio
Acid

! Undigested food delayed In the stom-
fRch decays. or rather, fermsnts the
same as food left in tho open air. says
a noted authority. He also tells US that
Indigestion 10 caused by Hypsr-acidlty,
meaning. there is an scess OF hydro
chloric acid In the stomach which pre-
vents complete digestion and starts
food fermentation. Thus everything
eaten sours In the stomach much like
garbage sours in n can. forming acrid
fluids and gases which initiate the stom.
ach like a toy balloon. Then we feel
o heavy, lumpy misery In the chest,
beIch up a we eructate sour food
or have heartburn. fatntence. water
brash or nausea.
He tells us to lay aside all digestive
aids and instead. get from airy phar-
macy four ounces of Jad Salts and take
Tablespoonful in q glasI y. water
before breakfast and drink willie It Is
efto'vescing and furthermore, to on
tinue this for a week. Wnile relief
follows tn first dose, II Is inoortant
70 reUtrslizs tbs a%cfdity. remove the
gas. making mass, start the liz err, slim
iulate the kidneys and thus promote a
free flow of pure digestive juices.
| Jad Salts is inexpensive and Is made
from the acid Of grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with lithia and sodium
phosphate. This harmless salts 10 used
by thousands OF people for stomach
trouble with excellent results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09

The Original Celtics basketball
team, one OF the best court teams in
the country, with sixty victories out
Of sixty-one games played, will come
to this city In full force tomorrow
night where they will meet the crack
Auditorium basketball team. This
game, the forty-seventh on the local
teams schedule. should be the best
contest ever seen on the Auditorium
court and the largest crowd of the
season will be put to witness the at
traction.
On Sunday night the Celtics de-
feated the crack Pittston team and
this is only one of their many sue
cesses against the best teams In the
east this season. Their only defeat
was registered by a team which they
have already defeated. and their set
back was scored whom three OF the
regular Celtics was out Of the game
on account Of illness.
The Celtics will battle hard In an
endeavor to continue their winning
{ streak, while the Auditorium team
under the leadership of "Pox" Booz,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09
goXlN6 M0RIy JARS

lie Kohler. Of New York. and Walter
Nelson OF Brooklyn. Kohler met and
defeated Kid Potty, Perth Amboy's
crack feather. in Palace hall some
time ago, and his victory over the
local star speaks we'll for his ability.
Nelson, a leading feather of Brook
lyn. is training hard for the bout so
rs to make q good showing in this
city. He hopes to Outright his oppo-
nen ell the way, as he has defeated
many other feather battlers through
out the country. These two boxers
are evenly matched and should put
up al even contest
Young Colby. of Chrome, fights his
first eight-round bout in this city at
the show on Thursday night, and his
opponent is no other than Charley
Britton, the speedy little Brunswick
feather. Colby has defeated some
good boys in the local ring and Brit
ton put UP good battles against Kid
Potty in the Amboy arena and this
eight-round event should be full OF
pep throughout.
A six-round event will complete
the card and two fast boys will meet
In his bout.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09
MUCH INTEREST
|N4ROUNDB BOUT
Local Fight Fans, Expect Ray
Handerhan to Show up Well
Against Sheridan
SULLIVAN MEETS LYNCH
Three Eight Round Scraps, One
Six and a Four on Amboy Sport
Club Card Thursday

Will Ray Handerhan continue his
ring success against Mickey Sheri-
dan, Of Long Branch. In the four
round bout at the Amboy Sporting
Club on Thursday night2 This Is the
question that local pugilistic fans are
asking one another as Handy Is the
only local boy on the card at this
show.
Handerhan started his ring career
several weeks ago In the local ring
when he defeated Young Balint, who
had been enjoying success against
some of the leading bantams of the
state. The way the Sugar Kid"
fistic followers interested In him, and
he will have a large following at the
ringside on Thursday night to roo
for his success.
Mickey Sheridan, who will oppose
Handy, has an enviable reputation
and q a great deal of knowledge Of
the ring game. He has battled many
OF the best boys in the ring at his
weight, and still has q good record.
When these two boys start pummel-
ing one another the going will be
fast.
In the main eight-round event on
this card Frankie Sullivan, of Brook
Ign, q claimant for the middleweight
title, and who defeated Danny Lynch
at the local club some time ago, will
meet Happy Howard of New York.
This bout should prove to be a hard
fought contest from bell to bell. in
asmuch as both battlers have a rep
for starting early and finishing the
other early.
Reports from the camps of these
fighters state hat both are training
hard for this contest with Sullivan
preparing a kayo punch. Howard
L. L,11-N1 R~ n-~Sne4 CtIAyk ATnrffr
Harry Greb, Mike Gibbons and many
others in his long career. and hts
followers believe that Sullivan will
meet his waterloo in this go.
The second eight-round event on
the program will bring together Will
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09
Elks BOWlinQ
League Data

The lowly Sterlings staged some
strips last night when they met and
defeated In two out Of three games
the PAGERS who occup fourth place
In the league. The first game went
to the PAGERS by a margin OF almost
125 pins. In the second the Sterlings
won by about fifty and in the third
and deciding game the Sterllngs won
by fourteen pins. lack Weitzen.
captain and anchor man for the
PAGERS, took all honors for the night.
His 210 game was high as was his
| average OF IT'S. Bill Cornelison, an
Choir for the Sterlings. averaged 159.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09
SOUTH AMBoY H. 8. WINS
Bound Brook High Boys Varsity
Meet Defeat 30-fS

SOUTH AMBOY. March BY de-
feating the Bound Brook high school
3O-18 yesterday afternoon the local
high school has cleaned up Its slate
of defeats with the exception OF
Perth Amboy.
"Tubby'' WILDER was the star OF
Yesterdays game. Although he did
not break into the score column his
defense work vas instrumental IN
the local victory. y
At the end of the first half the
locals led by two points, the score
being 1880. Bennett was the high
score man for the locals while La
Gatteita featured for Bound Brook.
Meacham refereed.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09
WIN DOUBLE HEADER

Rainbow Five OF Keyport Defeat At
Iantic Highlands and Leonardo. }
By Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT. March 9. On Friday
afternoon the Rainbow Five defeated
the all stars of Atlantic Highlands by a
score of 96z4. Dane and Carhart
were the two stars for the Rainbows.
On Friday night the Rainbow Five
travelled to Leonardo and won another
by a score of $40. The score
stood 1913 in the first half in favor
the Rainbow Five.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-09
GAME IN WOODBRIDGE
American Legion Five to Meet Parisi
House Tonight

BIZ Special Correspondent.
WOODBRIDGE, March 8. Tine
basketball team of the American
Legion Post 81 of this place will play
the Old Parish House Five In the
High School Gymnasium tonight. The
Legion team has won five straigh'
games this season. Their lineup Is as
follows: H. Ryder and A. Simonson,
forwards; Trainer,-center, Baker and
Mesick, guards.
The Old Parish expects to be rep
resented by: M. Ryder and H. simon
SOM forwards; Wand, center; Potter
and e. Simonson, guards.
There will be dancing after the
game.