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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-02
HAVANOJE STREIKUOJA
KELI TUKSTANGIAI
DARBININKU.

Havana, Kuba, sausio 1. -
Paskelb6 streika Federated
Harbor umija, prie kurios pri-
klauso keli tukstanGiai darbi-
ninkQ.
Darbininkai reikalavo di-
desn6s mokesties. Jq reikala-
vimas atmestas. Del to pakel-
ia streikas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-02
zUvE KoLcAKo MINI
STERIAI.
Apie tai paduoda ziniq
bolSevikai.

Londonas, or. 31.-IS Mask
vos bevieliu telegraph prane-
Sama, jog Siberijos valdzios
(KolGako) ministerial zuvo
ivykus nelaimei ant gelezinke-
GO.
Ministerial vaziavo trauki-
niu is Omsko (turbut, Tom
sko), kuomet traukinis nusoko
nuo begiu il nusirito nuo aug
Sto pylymo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-02
100000 VoKIEcIU zUvO
KARES METU..

Berlynas, sausio l.. = Off
cijaliai paskelbta, jog karas
metu muSiQ laukuose krito pus
antro milijono vokieGiQ karei-
viu.
Sin skaitlium neiimami mi
rusieii kar6s nelaisv6je.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-02
Siaucia salciai.

Teko patirti, kad del siau-
Gianciu dideliq salciu nepavy-
ko ligsiol visur sukilti uk-
rainams valstieciams prizes
Denikina.
Bet vadai darbuojasi. Jei
ligi pavasario ,bolsevikai ne
iveiks Denikino, tuomet ana
patvarkys patys valstieciai.
Mes su pavasariu pramatomas
abelnas valstieeiu sukilimas.
Ukrainos vyriausybe be ka-
reiviQ lavina dar II jurinnl-
kus. Mes tikisi ateityje wal
dyti Juodosios jures pakras-
cGiirls.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-02
Taika bus padaryta sausiO {
Bolsevikai Judo znones
tukstanciais
BoLsEVIKAI NUzUDE
$4,000 zMoNIU.
Taip liudija ju paeiu rekordai.

Berne, sveicarija, gr. 31.-
Bolsevikai Rusijoje susaud6
(nugaIabino) 1900 zmoniq
per iris pirmuosius menesius
1919 metals:
Tie galabinimai atlikta lie
plant nepaprastajam bolseviku
komitetui Maskvoje.
Apple tai oficijaliai paskelbta
bolSevikQ valdzios organe Mos
kovskija Izviestija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-02
VE|KIA INDUSTRU|NE
kONFERENC|JA.
saltai atsinesama j jos
sumanymus.

Washington, gr. 31.-Antro-
j prezidento WilSono suSaukta
industriiin6 konferencija andai
paskelb6 savo sumanymus, SUI
lig lm'iQ turetQ but palaikoma
Santarv6 tarpe darbO il kapi-
talO.
Konferenciia tam tikslui su-
name isteigti macdonald indu-
strijali tribunalq If apskriciu
tarybas. Tarybos savo apskri-
Giuose nusprendimus iSduotu
nesutikimuose darbo su kapi-
talu. Bet jei katra ,pus6 jaustu-
81 nepatenkinta tarybu nu-
sprendimais, tuomet galGtQ
kreipties ] macdonald tribunalQ.
Sito nuSprendimas reikStp ga
lutinQ zodi.
Su tokiomiS priemon6mis
norma ateityje sustabdyti pa
vojingus Saliai IL visuomenei
darbininlu streikus.
Tasai konferencijos summary
mas teGiauS Sutiktas Saltai.
KongreSo nariai abejoja apie
pavykimq to sumanymo. Sake
nelengva bus pnitaikinti istaty-
mas tam Sumanymui. Mes nic-
kas nezino, kaip i tai gall at
sineSti augSGiauSiaS Sales teis-
mas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-02

Londonas, sausio |. Pa
liaus IS Vokietijos paliuo
tas rusq bolsevikas Radek: 5is
per oIandiia iskeliaVo BOZ
vikinen Rusijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-02
Sta; keS1os paSiuros.

Tribunalo il tHrybiQ isteigi-
mas netur6S reikSm6s ir mega
les vcikti, jei tas viskas nebus
paremta istatymu. Be to pama-
to, kasgi cia gales klauSyti ma
cijonalio tribunalo arba ap-
skriciQ tarybQ nusprendimQ.
DarbininkQ vadai gi sake,
kad jei taSai sumanymas butQ
paremiamas istatymu, tuomet
visas tas darbas butQ prieSin-
gas pilieGiQ teis6ms.
Kongreso teisdaVyst6s komi-
teto pirmininkas Volstead sa-
ko, kad jei arbitracija nebus
priverstinas daiktas. tuomet
nieko neiSeis is to visa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-02
Praneuzai siplo ginklus.

Ku0met eStai il latviai turG-
jo konferencijQ Rygoje su
prancuzQ generolu NieSel, pri-
vatiniai buvo tariamasi apie
kareiviQ il ginklQ rcikalingu-
ma Estonijai, jei norma, kad
E>tonija su bolSevikais nesi-
tartQ II tole>niai Su anaiS kau-
tuSi.
Prancuzu generoIaS pareiS-
kt, jog 10 vyriausyb6 nemano
pd,iQ-11; ih:triuTincnrS pjlgetbon
E>tonijai.
GinklQ If amuniciios reikaIe
gen. NieSel atSakG:
"Taip, prancuzai gall jums
priStatyti ginklQ ir ammlcljoS,
jei uzmok6Site. -
"Kaip-gi su pinigais?" bu-
vO paklau>tas.
Jus gaIite moketi prancu-
~ pinigaiS,'' atSakG genero-
las.
Pc toxic pasikal5tjimo estai
neSutiko su prancuzQ morals
>uardyti konferenciiQ Dorpate.
II, matyt, kOnferencija bus te-
siama If duoS pasekmiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-02
LATVIAI SUsIMAINE TAI,
KOS SALYGoMIS.
Tai atlike paslapcia Dorpate.

REEELIS, OF. % (SuvGlin-
ia. RaSO angl. laikr. korespon-
dentaS).-Latviios vyriausyb&
praktikaliai yra padariuSi az
miSticiiQ (paliaubaS) Su boise
viE is. LatviQ atstOvai tQ zygi
yr" atlike kOnferencijoS metu
Eorpate. TaryboSe pasivarvta
tick pirmyn, kad pagaliauS pri-
eta prie rubeziU klauSimo.
Sptiama, jog armiSticijoS, 0.
cal il: taikoS <utqrti> Iatviu su
bolSevikaiS bus patvirtinta
tuojaus po estQ apSidirbimo su
bolSevikaiS, o gal ir ank>Giau.
Paslapcia viskas atlikta.
LatviQ vyriauSyb& per savo
atStOvuS Su bOlSevikaiS tar6Si
paSlapGia, TokSoi -latyiu pasi-
eIgimaS iSaiSkinamaS tuOml,
kad iie tai visa norGjo pasldpti
nuo pramcuzQ miSijo> nOr> tue
metu. kuomet pulkininko Ava
loyO-BermondtO kariuOmenG
nebuvo praSalinta * LatyijOs.
Taippat manoma. Iatviai BIZ
joie. kad Dorpato konferenci-
ia nepairtu, kuomet gen. 1ude-
niG state viSokiuS atkakliuS
reikalavinuS talkininEamS.
Induota laiskas bolsevikams.
Tarybas $u bolSevikais ved&
iyauniQ QetgaIiQ) at>tovyb&S
>.kretoriuS MennSi. JiS boise.
vikQ atstovp pirmininkui Jof-
fe indav6 laiSkQ.
u ia estai Mennsi suareSta-
70 ir iSsiunt6 is Estonijos. Bet
Joffe pranes9, jog tas laiSkaS
vra oficiialis LatvijOs vyrlau
SybtS raStas.
Latvijos reikalavimai.
Latvijos vyriausybe nuo bol-
SevikQ reikalauja prize Latvi-
jos priskirti Igaunijq (Letgali-
jq) If miestQ DvinSkQ.
BolSevikai, sakoma, nenorl
, Sutikti su visais smulkmenln-
gals IatviQ reikalavimais. Bol-
Sevikai tvirtina, jog Dvinske
VIA vos tik 6 MUGS. latviQ gy-
ventoiQ. Taippat didesnej da-'
lyj IgaUmijos didziuma gwen
toiQ-rusai.
Neziurint to, sakOma, abb pu-
81 pasirengusi nusileisti savo
statomose salygose.
Estai kaltina Prancuzlja.
Jei eStamS su bolSevikalS
nepavyks taikos konferenciJa,
uz tai nebus kaltinama nei An
glija, nei Amerika. Mes Sitiedvi
vieSpatiji nepakenkia konfe-
reneijai.
Taip tvirtina patys estai.
Estonijos uzrubeziQ reikalQ
minister's Dirk sako, jog ~ ne
pavykima visa katie kris ant
PrancuzijOs. Mes praneuzal VI
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-02
Ukrainos balsas.

\ Man iSkeliaujant is tos Sa-
lies, Ukrainos vyriausyb6 da-
We paskelbti toki atsiliepimq ]
pasauli:
Mes kritome, bet mes is
naujo pakilsime. siandie mes
rtpinames tik tue, kaip pa
sekmingiau apsaugoti savo gy-
vastis, kuriu tyko priesinin-
kai. " daugelio antryto-
jaus" mes pakviesime jus pa
pietauti Kijeve.
Mes matome, musQ kelias
yra grynas, paremtas galuti-
nais plenais. Per praeitus kelis
menesius mes paseklningai
Taginome va(stieGius pakilti
prieS DenikinA. Dayeme jiems
materijale pagelba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-02
NUTARTA PAGALIAUS RA-
TTFTKUOTI SUTARTI.
Neaptartas dar laivyno me
dziagos klausimas.

Paryzius, or. 31.-RatIfikuo-
tos taikoS sutarties summary
mas talkininkQ su vokieGiais
ivyks cia sausio 6 diena ru-
muose Quai d'Orsay. Ir tas
reilIs galutina taikq su Woke
tia.
VokieGiQ atstovyb6s pirmi-
ninkas baronas Won Lersner il
tailos konferencijos sekreto-
rius Paul Dutasta vakar paga-
liaus aptar6 visus posmus, pa
lytincius pasirasymQ po proto-
kOlu. ...
Galutinai dar neaptarta
klausimas laivyno medziagos,
kolliq vokieciai turi pristatytj
taIkininkams vietoje sunaikin-
tV vokiSkQ laivu. Bet tas klau-
simas yra kaipir pasalinis il
veikiai bus iSriStas. ,..
Bus atraujinti santikiai.
Taikos sutarties Susimainy-
mo iSkilmybaje bus II Anglijos
premjeras Lloyd George.
Pc susimainymo taIkininkai
tuojaus atnaujins diplomati-
MUS santikius su Vokieti!ia.
bus pasiqsti Berlynan
talkininkQ pasiuntiniai. Ia pa
ii padarys il Vokietija. Kor-
suliai taippat uzims savo buvu-
sias vietas.
Sausio II d. talkminkQ Eia-
riuomene ineis ] tas VokietijoS
teritoriias, is kur vokieciai tu-
II pasitraukt arba kur turi
ivykti plebiScitas.
Tam tiksIui, sakoma, ta!ki-
ninkai lures pasigaminti apie
100 traukiniq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-02

PaEyko jam iveikti ukrainQ
armija. Teciaus paskui susi-
dur6 Su bolSevikais. Nuo ku-
riQ pats turi dabar b6gti.
Ukrainams kaip Denikina&
taip bolSevikai yra priesinin-
kai. Bet pastarieji daug CERES
nj uz Denikina. BolSevikai
Ukrainai nors zada savotiska
laisve su bolsevikiSka tvarka.
Bet Denikinas nieko neza-
da. Jis nori visai pamusti UlI-
rainq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-02
Amerikonai Berlynan.

Kaip tik talkininkai padarys
taika su VoIietija il atnaujins
saHtikius, tuojaus Berlynan ke-
liaus il Suv. Valstiju atstovas
Ellis Loring Dresel su stabu.
Dresel Siandie yra amerikonis-
kos atstovybGs taikos llonfe-
rencijoje narys.
Dresel Berlyne rlzims ameri-
konisko komisis 2-ieriaus vieta,
kol nebk, atnaujinti tikrieji
diplomatiniai santikiai Snv.
Valstiju su Vokietija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-02
|Latviiai Padare Arnliis.
ticiijja SUI Bol$evikais?
Prancuzija darbuojasi prizes
taika PabaItijoje

Sas IaikaS darbuojasi kaip tik
salima Sutrukdyti armisticijQ
il taikq eStQ il viSos Pabaltijos
su bolSevikaiS.
Prancuziia tq veikia su tik-
>lu apdrau>ti nuo galutinos
pragaiSties gen. Yudcnico ka-
riuOmenGs lickanaS. Taippat
prancuzams yra svarbu Pabal-
tijoie palaikyti blokadQ prizes
bOlSevikus.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06
COST on LIVING DURING
FEBRUARY, i020. TWICE
COST N FEnNuAnX 1913

WASHINGTON, d. O., May a..
The family food budget in February
wps exactly twice the frm expended
for the same articles OF food Ia
February. 1919 according 10 Depart.
ment OF Labor Statistics.
During approximately Tho same
period IN Great Britain lhe increase
was only 800 per cont while Ia
Italy d was iel per cent. Germany
ouirapkcd all countries enumerated
with nn increase OF "a per cent.
increases n prices Of clothing 10
Germany. The slaii8tict showed. OK.
ceeded 1000 per cent "A mans suit.
which before The war cost. go. now
sells for e238.
During the year cndins lasl Feb
ruary In fhis country sugar 81
creased n Price 10 per cent. poia'
toes went over DE tor 70 The tune
d SO per cenl increase since Feb
fllalt. itlI
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

Tho regular monihly mtel|nt 81
he Columbus Chamber Or Com.
merco was hc'i lasl night Al TIC
~commlmlty Club. win ". G Muir.
ply prfttdiug. yzfi0nn l1hls1:s fUf
the beifeFmenl Of Columbus uero
aeiialcd
Attorney rcmpke az DonIn4 mano
nm interesting talk IN regard 10 t1o
present drive Of me Salvation Amr
and Dr. Ficid. J. l.. Norwood ana
q. O. Tracy were appointed q PORN
anonl committee for Tho welfare OF
the Salvation Army and Columbus
"a we'll
Engineer Markham spoke NJ
length on the Waicrwofks question.
Other spcaknrs wefc heard on vi.
rious subjects.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

With the present value Of manen.
ucse orc and the fact that Warren
and HouBlund are shipping four
cars a month from their Biorida
mine. II would seem that our neaf,
BY mountains are yielding more sui
more real values Harry Whllehul
y shipping about ten cars q month
OF The same ore. A government OK.
pert Is coming soon 10 examine
these deposits that Ne right on the
surface. The shipping "a done
mostly from silton. About fifty
men r non employed and develop
ment Is going o. notwithstanding
Graphic.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

The Salvation Army Il now work.
ing in s~ixiythrco countries and
colonies preaching the eospel IN
ihlrtynlne dlifercnl IanFungts. This
army, which u composed Of 2a.ooo
officers and cadets. b always wag.
ing war against poverty, sin. sick.
ness und despair. Wherever there
Il any great human need there you
will find The salvation Army. Pro.
vide The funds 70 keep these soldiers
ni the 'front.' Al the ouiposlo Of civil.
lzalion. By contributing As generous
" a. possible in tho bis drive which
starts May ~.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

II Is understood that the prelim.
mary work Of getting The new on
well east OF the city started has
been progressing nicely. The con
tract has been let for The derrick
iim5era 10 the foxworth-G albrailb
Lumber Company. y. w. niRglo.
who has The contract for drilling
The well. Is an experienced drlllcr.
Dcming Graphic.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

LONDON. England. May 6-profii
sharing and labor copnrlnershlD De
sclopmeht Is mol on ihe increase 10
the United Kingdom, according 10 a
report issued By the ministry Of
labor. which says that iBe such on
lcfpfises Involving 2f3.000 emplnyes
uoru IN oxlslunce last October ~
compared with $40 which had been
started since 1865.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

Tho party was a real succces. I.
Ia doubt ask Miss Rlssa Wltlcn,
who was entertained BY Miss Kay
Summers. Tuesday. A social crowd
Of the young people OF Columbus
gathered aud had one big time
dancing. Aud my. what dainty re.
freshmentsl I believe ovcry one 90.
joyed The evening wonderfully
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06
OFFICERS ROW
ma
ny Accredited Correspondent.

Mrs. Morgan y. Jones Il hostess
this afternoon at the 2ith ininntry
Officers Club 10 Tho Thursday AZ.
ternoun Club. Among The invited
auoslo. nonmcmhers may be men.
toned Mrs. Doane and Miss uoanr,
wife and daughter OF Colonel Doane:
Mrs. w. n. ncher, Mrs. Hanson. The
authorcss, and Mrs. w, C. Franklin
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

Sheriff Simpson requested The
board OF trustees 10 recommend Q
deputy sheriff for This end of the
county and Tuesday night G. n.
noscfs was accQrdine|y rccommcnd
"a. Complete report ~ The trustees
proceedings VIII BE- pnblishcd 10
saturdays Courier.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

Judge Prank Doster. father OF
Captain Wade Doalor. requests any
ard al persons who were indebted
70 DR.. Dooter al ihe time of his
death 10 Kindly call NJ the First
National Bank and settle their ~
deblcdncss.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06
FRANK MANzANAREs
ACQUITTED on DRIVING
AUTO WHILE INTOXICATED

Frank Manzauares, who somn limo
ago WIS charged with driving m
automobile while Intoxicated. was
acquitted IN The district court Tue$
day. Tho evidence did not warrant
The arrest according 10 The jury.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

That every time YOU see a man
with his chest pulled out wheeling
a baby carriage around. Il does not
necessarily mean The contents OF lhe
carriage u his. There Is Private
Cameron, NJ. G. who takes his little
niece out more frequently than ~
father. Perhaps he y setting into
practice.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

An members Of lhe 2llh Infantry
and civilian frlends are cordially
invited 10 a s~hirislecye ball given
by N company 2ith Infantry. FRI
day night. May 2, from 0.3o until
" midnight.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06
SOME ONE WAS SAYING


That Iron Man Dubois Of Ice
Plant boulevard u training up 70
become a Fist pitcher Ne already
has mapped out his route 10 the
limelighL He thinks Briggs will be
pudding and Wright Il real soft
Rufus will b. soap and Hayden a
walknway. Don't anybody wake him
up-let the roosiers spur him.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

One pound guns and The Stokes
mortar guns were tested and used
IN night firing AZ the target range
last night Afterwards The officers
held ant impromptu dance.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

All members OF the etlh Infantry
and civilian friends are cordially
invited 10 a shiFt-sleeyc bail given
by n company. cath Infantry. FRI
day nishl May 7, from $50 until
~ midnight
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

The pupils Or The eighth grade Of
the Columbus public school will en-.
terrain their pnfgnis and well wish
ers al the Rex iheaicr this evening
Everybody invited No admission
charge.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

That Private Warren Davis. camp
hospital. Is suffering from the II.
fects Of a sliding FIST He says he
was struck only once. hut II looked
10 "a that after that first lick the
fist In question slid over the rest
OF his face. Ne will not be able a.
attend the Grand Ordrr Of Kitchen
Police for a day or 50.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

That when The calls are AWAY
The "mice" will play. Private First
Glass Dewitt r. Patterson was held
40 yesterday morning about nlno
o'clock IN the bridge leading % the
camp hospital The only thing that
was lost was a few words on his
part and maybe later on something
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

Tho Daily Courier acknowledges
receipt OF two communications this
morning from Captain John q. vii.
llums and q. G. Brehmcr. written
for the good Of Columbus. which
viii be published in The near future
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

That Il was reported 10 "splly aud
splay' that the direct cause OF pri
vate Albert Hcotts taking on three
more years was the trip he took %
luArcz last wcek. and that while
there he spent something like lnni
money! a few days Ia The lnarcz
Hotel for Maynard Soma, but was
released after having lost all OF his
money. Poor child went over there
and swallowed beit hook. line and
slnker
That my buddie "Splav~ " siiIl
able 70 hold his own on the clnder
path.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

New 1lddWNlk3 may Do oEpocled
a. the council has appointed d new
COMMITTEES c. n McAulny ani
WIllInm klnln.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

Columbus soon will be The ownrr
Of two good roads trucks. They
hnsn been ordered BY The board OF
~lfuslees.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

That we have not been able 10 q
shot Al Private FirstClass Elder
Lee. camp hospital. and our staff.
detectives have been AZ a loss a. TO
where he hangs out. But just keep
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

Editor Daily Courier:
Dear Sir-What are The correct
names Of spliv and splavf Please
publish.
THE Daily Courier 10 making ar.
r~angcmcnts for . halftone cut Of
these Two authors and their correct
names will be published and their
pictures printed ia the near future
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

your eyes open: his foot viii slid
pretty soon and YOU will hear abom
him.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

Henry Burton. owner 81 The local
telephone company, has applied for
. building permit
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

Wa NTED-Loc5I nnd lraVolInr
statesmen feIIher ! an ny.
divided IN on and ens Icascs.
Situate IN proven fields bf Texas
and Aansas lands. Want money
70 drill Limited amount al 20
cents on the dollar Purchaser
q new Company On ground
4 ppos'on.i o. Lifeline
we,,s ~. sn'e' 70 sss,L
Texas OIL, Gas a Helinlnr Co
lsox FS1. Acfhnsus City. Kansas.
Correspondence office. n
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

Mrs, W. c. Franklin Il visiting IN
NJ paso this week
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

navy bltie
serge coat lost from bugG1. re.
ward. Mira Poole. Notify Daily
Courier office.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

pEhs0NAL~You can find oul about
Elias King BY writing 70 any one
connected with The 10Th Infantry
Douglas Arik. king was 4 com.
pany cook and bad brcn 10 the
service II years. lie committed
suicide April 20.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-06

E|ehi grade pupils commence
menl exercises ~ lbe Rex Tonight
Admission free.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-19

was delivered to his Office that after
noon by messenger. Whether the
Mayor saw this letter prior to the fol.
lowing Tuesday afternoon, the day Of
the meeting of City Council, / do not
know, but assume from his public
statements that he did not.
''There was no signature of either
Mr. Stotesbury or myself upon the ten
tativc draft of the reply to City Coun.
ell. as we desired reply that would
meet the unanimous approval of the
commissioners, and | was submitting it
to the Mayor for his signature If it
met with his approval.
'"rhc letter was returned by the
Mayor unsigned on September 7. At
the September meeting of department
heads held several days subsequent to
September the Mayor expressed to me
in the presence of the members Of his
cabinet his regret at the hasty manner
in which he disposed Of my letter and
said that he did not mean any offCnse
to Mr.. Stotcsbury or myself. but that
! he felt kccnly the action of City Council
in passing such a resolution. Subse
pucntly at a meeting of the sinking fund
commission. held on October 1, upon
motion it was agreed to table Coun-
cuiS resolution Of July 81"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-19

morning at o AZ, and the entire dele
cation will start notorious parade
from the Hotel Pennsylvania at noon,
The students who go over this after,
noon will attend tonight's concert OF
the musical clubs Of the two COLLEGES i'll
the ballroom of the Hotel Astor. Every
seat has been sold, and the Pcnnsyl-
vania musical organizations, which also
take the 3 30 train. are expected to
uphold the best traditions of their alma
mater.
Among those who will make the trip
is "Gibby" dusky custodian Of Frank
lin Field, who attended the Dartmouth l.
Pennsylvania game in New York last
year, clad in a high hat and swa low
tailed coat. "Gibby" will probably
be one of the most conspicuous features
when the Pennsylvanians parade trl-
umphantly up Fifth avenue to the Polo
Grounds in the busscs.
The entire party, including the team
which slipped off quietly this morning,
viii make headquarters in the Hotel
Pennsylvania. and it is expected that,
despite the lamcutahIc showing of the
eleven in recent games. cOpious rolls
will be readily flashed if any Columbia
money is shown. For this reason a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-19
VETERANS TO REORGANlZE
Business Men Aid Drive Of Con.
molly Post, No. 90

The Connolly Post. No. "a. Ameri-
can Legion. named in honor Of two
brothers killed in action while serving
with the 10th Infantry. Twenty eighth
Division. is being reorganized. Tenn
porary officers have been installed for
the drive to awaken interest and in
crease the enrolment.
An appeal has been made to all ex-
service men of the Thirtieth ward to
enroll. Further impetus was given the
drive when William y. Tinney, former
draft board chairman, announced the
colors will be presented by the business
men of the Thirtieth ward at smoker
TO be held early in December. The cost
Of tho colors was dcfraycd by popular
subscription among the business men.
Post meetings are held every Friday
evening at the Army and Navy Club,
500 South Twentieth street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-19
OPENING DAY SUGGESTIONS
CTez>1zeaGGA.
Evangeline Chocolates

OId Fashioned Quality at the
pre- war price. II different
ccntrrs in this as 81 m
sortmcnt Of fine tVs -
chocolates ....... I'D.