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Indiana at the Convention

Even if Massachusetts, looms large in the de-
alterations of the Republican national conven-
ton, we cannot we'll escape the fact that Indiana
is taking no mean part in the discussions Of
that body and in the shaping of the policies that
will bring either victory or defeat p the party.
The chairman of the national committee is
Indiana man, and credit for the regeneration
of the party is given to Will Hays by almost
every ir-minded Republican. The absence, Wis
IDLY at least, of many of the Objectionable fea-
lures of past national conventions is directly at
trbutable to him, say close observers of political
events
The effort of A. J. Beverage to obtain the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-11

When A. G.. Emerson, 91s Ports
mouth street, Cincinnati, O., street
car conductor, got over the influenza
recently, he was so weak and run
down that for eight weeks he couldn't
do a bit of work. Mr.. Emerson took
Vola-Tonic, Builder of Strength
and says he is now feeling like a diff
ferent man and is able to work every
day.
Il was so weak when I got over the
influenza that I couldn't even walk
two squares" Mr.. Emerson said. IF
I did try to walk even as short dis
lance as two squares, I'd be so tired
out afterward that I'd have to 60 to
bed. For eight weeks l didn't do a
bit of work.
my appetite was almost gone en-
tirely and 1 didn't enjoy any of the
food a bit that tried to force down.
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forces as a team in 1874 and have
worked together ever since.

Readers may obtain answers to
questions by writing the Palladium
Question and Answer Department.
Questions should be written plainly
and briefly. Answers will be given
briefly.
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Today S Talk
BY George Matthew Adams


SNF
1t wasn't meant that everything
should run smoothly all the time.
Human nature-the most wonderful
thing in the world-was made fallible.
Our whole life experience is broken
into by gaps-things which we have
missed, things which have meant dis
appointment to us, and things which
didn't come to pass at all.
A really good road is much more
appreciated after running over very
rough one.
And that is the way it is with the
gaps that make up every one of our
lives. They may bother us a lot, and
cause us great anxiety-but they also
make us think, and plan, and recon
slider.
If we didn't pass thru the gaps of
darkness and misunderstanding, there
would be little impetus given US to
rise higher and higher.
And then to fill up your gaps, to
keep improving the road over which
you tread from day to day, means a
happier ending Of each stage along
the way-a greater. finer trail that you
have blazed when all is done.
That heart must indeed be poorly
nourished which cannot feel its gaps
in longings for better things, for a
correction of mistakes and errors, and
for a solidifying of purpose and effort.
Gaps had to be, you see-so that
Natures breath might cast its frag-
rance abroad. and there might be
meaning to the stars, and reason for
smiles and kindness.
You know how it is to have your
own gaps filled. Try. then, to lessen
the gaps in the hearts and lives OF
those whom you know and love.
1t is the things which you lack to
which you may aspire!
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FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Uaiy Spots.
How to Remove Easily

Here's a chance, Miss Freckle-face,
to try a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of reliable concern that it
will not cost you a penny unless it re-
moves the freckles; while II it does
give you clear complexion the ex-
pense is trifling.
Simply get an ounce of Othine-
double strength-from any druggist
and a few applications should show
you how easy 1t Is to rid yourself Of
the homely freckles and get beauti-
full complexion. Rarely Is more than
one ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine as this
strength is sold under guarantee of
money back II it fails to remove
freckles.-Advertise
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AT LAST
THE PERFECT
LAXATIVE.

Medical research has
finally produced the &C.
tual vegetable equivalent
of the mercurial salt,
Calomel.
In Nitelets-a COM
binatjion of purely vege-
table drugs in tablet
form-you get all the
benefits of Calomel with
none of its dangers.
Nitelets require no
after purgative to rid the
system of mercurial poi
sons-eat and drink what
you like while taking
them-no danger Of sail
VatlOn-llke Natures &C
tion-no gripping. Their
use forms no habit
simply tones up and
stimulates the stomach,
liver and bowels to func-
ton naturally.
No case of consti-
patton, sluggish liver and
their attendant ills: bill
iousness, headache, indi-
gestion, blotchy Or PIN
ply skin, but will be per-
manently benefited by
Nitelets. You owe it to
yourself to try them.
Take one every night for
awhile-watch the re-
suits.
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Dinner Stories

He had always suggested that he
was much too good player to indulge
in billiards with inferior players, but
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-11
Good Evening
By Row x, Moulton
DiSlLLUSiONMENT

The veil of the future baffled me
When I would fain see through,
Though it was only a web of fairy
wings
Woven of light and dew.
A soft breeze rimpled the curtain
A shimmering mist of blue;
Oh. why was there torn a tiny rift?
Oh, why did l see through?
Doris Kenyon.
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The censor at Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
has taken some paper and covered the
--th-er-er-shall we say limbs OF
the show girls ON theatrical posters
and we are again led to wonder how
censors and reformers think these
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We oHra Ssueof
porC or T,xE ,Jaf;x1o Prof S%o~<
ofromN IomT
April July and October.
notice. at $1,000 accrued
Commencing D" 2 Pqe Rmo e Tbt Profits
Fiachr % pm % @ Agent
,, . f'aoA~% Nv r t saA e
receives one share OF common o'ock as bonus
AND
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10
O .Uwiezieniu Biskupa
L~ozi1skiego.
q ,,Gaz. ~Porannej'D.

Gdy odbywaia sic po$pieszna eva
kuacya Mihska Lit. W sierpniu r. b.
Gala Polska 70 wzruszeniem czyta-
la o bohate:skich czynach ks. bisku-
pa Lozinskiego, kt6ry W zamieszaniu
powszechnem, gdy czynniki rzadowe
ME mialy mozno5Ci pomozenia tuia-
jacej sic bezradnie ludnoSci polskiej,
sam Seden wSr6d pozaru i olbrzy--
miej paniki ratowai mienie ludno-
sci, uciekajacej z Midska i czuwai
mad udzieleniem lei miejsca W ostat
Mich pociagach. Pozostat on wtedy
ma plonacym dworcu i prosil ucie-
kajacych ~pozegnaG go hymnem DO
re cos Polske'', ME Chcac opuszczac
n~ajubozszej ludnoSci polskiej, ktora
pozostaG W Mihsku musiaia.
DIVA miesiace prawie opiekowal
on sic to ludnoScia pc wejsciu boil
szewik6w do Mihska- krzepiac ia sio-
wen pelnem n~ajczystszej miioSci ku
Ojczyznie | nadzieja W Jej wielkosc,
niezniszczalnos6.
W3r6d fatalnych warunk6w mi
litarnych, gdy nasza delegacya poko-
iowa. - jak wiezniowie przybyia do
Mihska - ks. biskup ~nieugiety
niezlamany powital ja W katedrze
wr~zuszajacem kazaniem, W kto-em
pietnowal swych katow - wrogow
naszych.
Wzruszona tenn delegacya, przeje-
ia do giebi poSwieceniem sic, tax da-
lekiem cd wszelkiego kompromisu,
PREY o~djezdzie z Mihska, gdy sytua-
eva nasza zn~scznie sic juz poprawi-
IA - wystapila 2 zadaniem zapew--
nienia ks. .bisk. Lozinskiemu kom-
pletneco bezpieczehstwa, oswiadcza-
lac bolszewikom, re zamach ma jego
zycie iako lcasus belli uwalany przez
Polske.
Uczestniky tel delegacyi opisali W
podniosiych slowach swe wrazenie z
pobytu u bisknpa W pismach, jak n.
p. kpt. Relidzyhski W ,.Kuryerze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10

bez zwr6eenia ponownej uwagi Czy-
telniezkom, re sk6ra stale pud-owa-
ma stale sic sucha, martwa, zaryso-
wuje sic ~najczeSciej W okolicy ka-
tow ust i powiek W ksztaicie drob-
nych linijek lut ~kwadracik6w drob-
niutkich. So to objawy utraty soczy-
stosei W powierzchownych warst-
wach skory jak i oslabienia wlokien
eIastycznych z tego wynikajacych.
TAX jak krajowa prohibicya ME
ma pozadanego skutku, DO ME da-
je sposobnoSci zastapienia napoj6w
alkoholicznych trunkami mniej szko
dliwymi, a poniekad podniecajacymi,
do kt6ryeh przecie SWAT cd samego
prawie poczatku byl p~-zywykl, tax
tez ! plci zenskiej t-zeba pozwOliG pu
drowac twarz - W braku dostarcze-
mia jej czegoS odpowiedniejszego. O.
sobom, ktore nadwyrezyiy cere mad
miernem pudrowaniem, poleca sic
stosowanie pred spaniem nassau
twarzy ikrememi nastepne naparza-
ME przez jake 10 minut. Proceder
ten ma ma celu wywolanie przyply-
WI krwi do sk6.y i zatrzymanie pre-
saczyny W powierzchowuych warst-
wsch sk6ry ola odzyskania soczysto-
Sci Gerry. Jezeli, ma skorze tworza sic
Suski, nalezy miejsca dotkniete ME
mi zwilzyc ma noe Swieta smietanka,
pod dzialaniem kt6rej sk6ra powin-
ma sic zuajdowaG okolo Is minut,
nastepnie lekko ia zetrzet zapomo,a
miekkiego pl6tna. Zamiast smietan-
XII mozna stosowa6 cold-cream Tub
rozciehczona z woda r6zana czysta
gliceryne.
CK0niec.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10

VIII, a pan podsekretarz Wr6blew-
skiego z entuzyazmem s%erdecznie "a
wiadomi{ o tenn swoja rodzine.
Cd tego czasu rodzins, bojac sic
a-esztowania biskupa "a Jego smia-
le wystapienia, ezynila cd miesiaca
p-zeszio caly szereg starah w mini
steryum spraw zagr., proszac FARO
VINO p. ministra Sapiehe, do kt6rego
sic zwr6ciii z Cepsza sedziwi rodzi-
ce biskupa, jak i prezesa del. p. Dab
skiego, gdy tenze W poc2atkach paz-
dziernika bawii W Rydze, ably Rad
polski wyzyskal swa przewage mill
tarna i kategorycznie zazadal ma
tychmiastowego u%wolnienia biskupa
i udzielenia mu kompletnego bez-'
pieczehstwa. Pomimo kolatania do
wszystkich instancyi - zapewnienia
rzadu pozostaly jedynie obietnicami.
Me umia1 on tu wyzyskaG uslugi
supremacy, jak wszedzie tam, gdzie
idzie o opieke mad obywatelska Pol
ska, czy to W Rosyi, czy ma Litwie,
czy W Niemczech, chloe many jeh-
COW, zakladnik6w i obywateli panstw
wrcgich, jake ten element, kt6:y po-
winien bye W ~ostatecznoSci odpowie-
dzialny "a zbrodnie / gwaity WIZ
SOW naszych.
Dni biegly, a b~olszewicy zwl6czyli
i obiecywali, jak zwykle wszystko, a
Rad zaS ME umial zazada6, zagro-
zit.
DIS ten kapian bohater narodo-
wy prawdopodobnie zgina1 bez po-
mocy tam, W wiezieniu moskiew-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10
.Dlaczego Tysiace Osob
!. Dzieci umiera Ma
Zapalnie Pluc?

Dlatego, re gdy nabawia sic IA
kiej choroby jak influenza, srypa,
kaszel. z~aziebienie, katar, bronchi-
It's, zapalenie gardla, zapalenie mig
daf6w, b6le W piersiach, ME stree
"a sic i ME starais sic wyleczyc cho-
rob, 2 kt6rych zwykle rozwija sic
zapalenie piuc. Jesli niedomagacie,
hub 'cieTpicie ma kt6re z wy1ej wy
mienionych dolegliwosci, ME odkfa'
dajcie, lecz id5cie do waszego apte.
kara I zakupcie sioik Kamphrol.
Zapewnijcie sic. re dostaniecie pra.
wdziwy Kamphrol z czerwono-bia-
lynn krzyzem ma kazdej paczce.
Kamphrol zawiera balsamowe o.
lejki, mentol, kamfore 1 inne lie.
czace srodki, dlatego iagodzi on
wszelkie b6le, tako I reumatyczne,
1 leczy kaszel natyehmiast. Wielu
lekarzy, szpitsli u1ywa 1 polecs
Kamphrol. Kupcie sioik Kamphrol
dzisiaj / mieicie pod reka. 1888 W.
18th str. (OKi.)
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(K6nfec.)
T A 1

T. L.: Czy W chorobie merck MOI
ma uzywat t. wv. meat extracts?
Rozmaite ekstrakty czyli wyciagt
miesne ME powinny mice zastosowa-
MIA W dyecie c~ho-ujacych ma nerkl,
a to z powodu swych czeSci sklado--
wyeh. To samo odnosi sic do sok6w
miesnych (beef teal.
Farmerowi W Mimi: Dobra wo--
da studzienna znajduje sic dopiero
W glebckoSci wiecej anizeli dziesie-
e:ometrowej. I'm glebsza jest stud
MIA, TEN czySGiejsza dale wode, Je-
ieli ME ma bezpoSrednich zaciekow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-10

z g6rnych warstw. Pompy n~ajlepiej
zakiadaG z zelaznych s~pajanyeh
ma cyne. w novel pompie zelaznej
zwykle W poczatkach woda ma smak
zelazisty, ktory W miare tworzeria
sic Varsity utlenionej i zwapniohej
z czasem znika. Wnetrze studni po-
winno mice komunikaGye z powie-
trzem zewnetrznem, tax zwany Cd
dech, juz to ola odnowy gaz6w, juz
tez ola wyr6wnania ciSnienia atmo-
sfe-ycznego dla latwiejszego ssania
pompy.
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o PIEIEGNowANIU sKoRY
WoG0LE, A sZCZEGoLNIE
TWARZY.
Napisai DR.. Michai c. Coy.
(Dokonczenie.)

w wypadkach Gerry ~t1ustej z wa
grant, ezyii naassmi stszalego tlusz-
GU " g~ruezoiach iojowych W sk69ze,
Doleca sic nastepujacy proceder: Pc
wzglednie d~fugotrwaiem naparzeniu
nsmaszcza sic twaFz oiejkiem niigda-
iowym, nastepnie stosuje sic maso-
wsnie, kt6re powinno bye doSi slime,
przy lekkim BOWEN ucisku ME uGa-
Toby sic wydoby6 tluszezu Z slsb-
szyoh zwlaszcza czsSci 'g~rueSoloE.
Pc masowaniu zmywa sic twsrz W
letniej wodzis, W kt6rej sostalo roz-
puszczone coSkolwiek ,boraksu. Ma
sowanie take uprawia sieina5korzy-
stniei pred spoczynkiem nocnym.
Proeeder ten naIezy " pie:wszych
trzech tygodniaeh stosowsG co dru-
81 wieczor, W nastepnych zas raz W
ciagu tygodnia. Nadmienit tn wypa-
da, re PREY wydzielinis oleistej. PREY
kt6rej sk6ra pokrywa sic nadpia-
rem poyskuiacego tluszczu, ME o.
kazujaceso skIonnosei do tezenia, ME
powinno sic masowa& twsrzy. gdyz
glbieg ten pobudza sile przemiany
materyi, czego naturalnem n~astepst-
'"em byloby wzmOzenie funkcyi wy
dzielniczej gruczoE6w. R0wnies mu-
81 sic pamietsG. ably po pozbyclu sic
prey pomoey =a~eyonalnego mycia
twsrzy tiuszczu i po ~uzyskaniu Gerry
normalnej, ME stosowsC nadai tycL
s4mych zabieg6w iak Gawnisj. ina
czsj bOwiem ~wykr6tkim czasie Ia
ezyna sic sk6ra luszczyG, .na6iera
martweso wygiadu / stale sic ME-
zmiernie sucha. " przypadkach ce-
~ tlustei sklonnej do wtgr6w pry-
ssczy ME nalezy ochladzaG twarzy
woda zimna 20 umyciu jej goraca>
NATIONALIST. powinno sic to .czyniG po
powroeie do normy. ,
Teraz pom6wimy kilfs slow o
p-zyczynaeh leczsniu ,sk6ry suchej.
Przez cere sucha rozumiemy sk6rs.
kt6rej zdolno5t wydzielricza gruczo-
'gw lojowych Zmataia co tego stop
MA. il wysuszony na5fonek ooficie
rogowacieje | W postaci .usek zalesa,
ma twarzy. Cora sucha j szcrstka ma
ely do rzadszych o5iaw6w. Giowns
przyczyna teao stanH bywa zazwy-
czai. jak ~zaznacsono, brak wydzie--
I'm z gruezol6w sk6rnych. co W ma
stepstwie wytwarza szorstka po-
w:erzchnie sk6:y / polaczone z mia z
powodu tego wykwity sk6rne W POI
staci wsgr6w. pryszezyk6w it'd. Ida
RIA sic to u Os6o " wyiszym stopniu
ancmicznych, u rekonWalescestow z
u~poIsdzona przemiana materyi ca
lego organizmu i u ko0iet, naduzy-
wajseyeh wy~suszajacych pudr6w Tub
kosmstya6w. zawierajscych alkohol.
k.6ry wprcst pOchiaRia wydzie1lny
skory; r6wniez uJemnie dkiaiaja r6z
no bielidla, kremy, ~cze-nidia, Srod-
81 do rGzowania ftp. a takie rapto-
wne zmiany pOwietrza. jak mr6z, u
chy. pstry ,wiatr it'd. Ably zapobiedz
toj szorstkosci Gerry = poiaczonym z
MIA czestc wypryskom nG sk6rze'
Trzedswszystkiem rozumie sic male
~ unikae przfczyn ja sprowadza-
iscych. a *iec wszystkich wyzej
wspOmnianych czynnik6w ujemnych.
ME moe pominaG tel sposObnosci
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skiem, choc Jego krystaliczny cha
rakter, wprost btblijny stosunek do
ludzi, cechujacy sic ewangeliezna
prostota, dobrocia i swoista umie-
jetnoscia ~najzawilsze zjawska ~
GLOVE rozplatac paru prostemi slo--
wami natchnionemi - kazaiy VIE
rye, re MAJ ten wznioslego umys}u'
i twa:dego ducho, odegra wielka ro-
le W moralnym odrodzeniu, sic Pol
ski powojennet
(P6zniejsze wiadomosci doniosfy.
re ks. biskup Lozihski zmarl z cho-
rob W wiezieniu moskiewskiem. -
Przyp. Red. de. Chic.").
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zapiacone, poniewaz ksiazeczki "a
trzymans beda do obrachunku rocz-
Jankowshi, sekr. prot, $50 N. Fran
nego. Tom. Malinger, p-ez.; Fran.
cisco Ill. ,....
zAWIADoMIENIE.
Przedroczne posiedzenie Tow.
KS. ,J6zefa Poniatowskiego No. 2g1
or. $50 mp. odbedzie sic dnia IL
grudnia, " salt Pdlaskiego pnr. I'LL
lis S. Ashland ave. W sobote o 90
dzinie 1880 puAktualnie. Re wzsle-
du re ma ,posiedzeniu tenn bedzie
wybor administracyi ma rok 1921
jakotez delegat6w do Gminy No. 2
/ delegat6w obchod6w narodowych !
biblioteki ]. I. Kraszewskiego, obec-
nose wszystkich czlonk6w 1 czlonkih
lest k~onieczna, DO many wybrac u
.rzednik6w dobrych pracujacych
ola dobra ogoiu polskieso. Ia nieo-
becnost kara. - Wojciech PaiucKi,
sekr. prot, 1892 8. Kedvale ave.
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2 RYANO

- Oddzial sw. Alojzego No. Z Ma
Clergy Polskiej ma przedroczne po--
siedzenie dzisiaj wieczorem. o godzi
ME pol do 6smej, " sail zwyklych po
siedzen. Wszyscy czionkowie So pro
szeni o stawienie sic poniewaz odbe-
da sic nominacye i wybor urzedni-
k6w ma rok ptzyszly, przedewszyst--
kfem uprasza sic ably podatki by}y
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Ruch " TOwanYstwach.
zE sTANpsLAWoWA.

Tow. Kadet6w sw. Jerzego M.
No. 402 Zjed. pEzystapi do spowie-
dzi W piatek i sobote, dnia logo
11go grudnia,, a W niedziele II. IL
grudnia o godzinie $3.50 rano do
wsp6lnej Komunii Sw. - ]. Ochab,
p.ez.; M. zajac, sekr. prot. 1913 W.
Erie ul.
Deming graphic., 1920-01-06
SOUTH TAKES THE HELM

The Southern senator's are about 10
assert the supremacy and independence
OF the solid South In the democratic
ranks. as they have right to do, tax
ing a hand in the peace treaty imbrog-
Ito by forcing the Wilson following to
adopt more compromising attitude
toward the conservative opinion OF the
country. The South is no more In fav-
OF OF entangling alliances than the re-
publican north In spite OF the fact that
they have stood Loyalty by their great
leader In his fight for tie league OF
nations. But they can follow him no
further and are about TO make over
lures TO the majority with view Of
the early ratification OF the treaty OF
peace with the Lodge reservations or
reservations equally as strong. That
has been their natural sentiment from
the first. but political reasons forced
them into a camp In which they have
never felt at home.
II Is a peculiar political phenomenon
that the democratic South should be
closer In political ideals to the conser-
vative republican north that to the
hair-trigger radicals which have, since
the days Of Bryan to the present time
been "the tail that wagged the dog
But the southern statesmen have not
vet gotten the best OF the lOud-mouthed
minority as the republican party sue
cccded in isolatlng II not erndicating
its noisy radicals as we'll represented
by men of the Borah type. In 9th
er words the democratic party has n
house cleaning coming and cam
campaign year Is n poor time to start
fight within the party
President Wilson aimed Mt world
domination quite as much ms Napoleon
or our late enemy the German emperor
Not that he has any intention Of ex'
plotting the peoples Of the earth for
wicked ends, but that he hnngered to
impose acceptance OF his ideas by the
means closest mt hand. As the head OF
league Of nations he would have been
! the outstanding figure Of his age He
thought he could through voluntary
assoclation, bring lasting peace to the
world and he would have been it,
prince. In sense II was an hon0ro'
bly, and Christian ambition, but II
would have sacrificed American
ideals and America could not follow
him to that length. The failure. now
so apparent. win no doubt eliminat,
him from public life and shorten his
days. II would seem, too. that his
party must share in his defeat unless
measures are taken at once 10 clear
! the democratic party of its socialistic
| tendencies.
Deming graphic., 1920-01-06
WHERE THE COURIER STANDS

The rapid increase in the population
of Columbus and this end OF Luna
county has got the politicians hustling
around trying to get lines ON this or
that party.
New voters have always upset the
plans Of the Old-time native element
and Columbus at the coming primaries
and elections may prove no. exception
10 the rule.
This Is presidential" year and with
the peace that arrived after the stormy
events Of the past four years, no one
can foretell the future and its effect
tably grow tighter and force and pres
sure are brought to bear which are
dispensed with In off years.
Here In Columbus VIII be found the
balance Of power, politically In Luna
county and II goes without saying
that Columbus having II good hold on
the tail Of the political kite Of Luna
county, can pull and twitch IL in any
and eyery direction desired.
UpcOunty politicians have ignored
Columbus In the past to II certain ex-
tent, but with the large vote which the
town will poll this spring conditions
will change
They have TO.
Tho position Of the Courier In the
coming election Is absolutely indepcnd
cnt with one exception. II at the pri
mnries candidate is nominated for
any office who in the opinion OF the ed
itor Is unworthy or unfit, whose elect.
ion would be nearly calamity or al
least would not he for the good OF
Columbus and Luna county, then the
editor of the Courier will do all in
his power to further the election Of his
opponent whether he be democrat, re
publican or whatnot.
The Courier has no political friends
TO reward and no enemies to ccnsure
Under the present management th'
Courier X ont for one thing only. That
Is success. And success spells II newsy
paper and a money-making newspaper
| The editor ot the Courier Is giving the
best in his makeup and In his years
OF experience in mnny cities 10 publisl
a paper that will help in It's way {,
build mp better Columbus and con
sequcntly Il will not become embrOiled
In the political scandals that crop NJ
at most every primary and election.
Tie columns Of the Courier are opel
ut AL times to give publicity to the
views and aspirations Of all candidates
providing all articles submitted ar,
signtd by the writer and paid for al
regular advertising rates.-Columbn'
| Courier.
Deming graphic., 1920-01-06
GIRL FOUND. MAN ARRESTED

c. II. Smith, father Of Ruth Smith
alleged 10 have been abducted by Ia
I'll ID. McGough. who Is also alleged Ia
hive wife IN Kansas Citv, Informed
the Courier that McGough and the girl
have been arrested in Maricopa county
Arizona. about forty miles from Phoe'
nix by federal tffirprs and taken "a
Tucson for trial Miss Ruth was put
in matron's care and for the time he
ing Is held as a material witness. AS
the girl Il only fifteen years of age
it looks as though McGough Is in bad
When arrested they were driving IN
n Maxwell automobile and carried
a brindle hull dog along with them
Columbus Courier.
w II. Sproat Of Deming, deputy col
lector Internal revenue for this dis
trict. will he iR Columbus for two days
IN the near future 10 give instructions
- business mUn on ihe proper war q
ke their income tax returns. lhe
blanks are theirty days late this year.
Columbus Courier.