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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
NOW wEIGOMED M CATTLE
MEN m LOCAL DISTRICT

Catilcmen la this section Of the
country welcomed the cold wave
which brought snow "Wednesday
"Wednesday night !. n. SanburnI
secretary Of The Panhandle and
Southwestern Siockmou's Assocls-
ton. said the cattle were going lnio
The storm IN good condition. Al
though The moisture Is welcomed
snow would be more welcome thirty
days from now. be said.
The first severn cold weather 0l
the winter inflicted little, II any.
damage 10 cattle. according 10 ihf
December report Of the Federal Ne.
serve Bank. given out here Wed.
ncsday. There IL an abundance 81
grass and Ia Arizona and New Mex.
leo IN particular. the rance condi-
tions r reported the best Ia man,
years. The prices for livestock
continued 10 show a Gradual Do
cline in all clauses. the report as
serts, adding that demand Tor live.
stock loans for restocking fhI
ranges was materially stimulated
during The past thirty dnys.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
ONyICT nETURNs HOME
ONLY 10 MEET CAPTURE

~1he we'll known inability Of M
escaped convict W remain away
from his former naunis had the
usiomary ending this morning
When Perry J. Jones Of C0chise
0unty, who escaped from the state
eniientiary al Florence ON the
IA Of last December. appeared ~
ais mothers home and Was auprf-
lcndcd. near Mcneil. The arrest
vas made by Deputy Sheriff nud
lclly and the prisoner was az once
AIKEN 10 Tombstone, where he y
icing held awaiting The arrival Of
n officer from the state prison.
Jones Is an old-iimcr IN the law
lreaking game. the sherirs office
ays, having been IN jail much ~
he lime during the past six years
a the time Of his escape from
Terence he was serving an IN
ieierminale sentence Of from one
D five years on the charge OF burg
airy. having been convicted IN
tombstone IN April OF last year.
nd during that month he was IN
ccumplice OF John Lewis IN a dar-
ng attempt 10 Stage a jail deliv-
~ al the county Jail.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Tim TROUBLE. ~ Attorney W a.
Rehff aud p A. eInrton tnim|ne-
We'd early ID ne N1lA ia etstltntai
|louf their offices On IiUa street,
HI4' iulu IIc|In4H4f. plaintiff |u
|Iho fotc against w. A. hfhef and
Al NInraIa 81 action N
iultlh|o eaIfl Fad d~elalnef. ~ re-
Kahn put.rs4|Qn ~ the property
otrupIei by them
The caso dates hack some
monih1 when The plaintiff Mira.
unIinsinr. attempted 10 tue The DE-
|frlldnul oUi for noI-IHfmfnI "
rrnI sud Judge Cole lEndtItd a
verdict IN her lnt0f.
The defendants appealed a. |iIr
District Court a. Dtmlua and
Judge nynn affirmed the dcflalnn
|of Judge Cole and defendants voft
ordered e+iclcd.
The order nl The court WIS en-
forced by Deputy sheriff Jack
|broen aH1 Tie sidewalk was
.lrevn with the possessions ~ The
defendants.
IN lhe appeal Of The ease e bind
lof 5000 WAS required and 4. A.
hulscy and n havcl signed he
bond and they were assessed the
hnounl Of Tie bond and added costs
which amounted 10 k25f.oo.
A few hours after the oyictmenl
w A. huilcy and The First National
Bank. represented BY Attorney
Moore. brought suit IN action Of
attachment and. u b alleged. took
Possession Of everything. The hear
Inc OF this end on the lanelc Will
Pc before Judge Cole on The i2lh
lof January.
Attorney Moore represented ihc
hOrdcrlnnd Garage Of Las Cruces.
which, it h alleged. has n court
Judgment against Mr.. Hehcr.
Attorney Moore has leased the
premises IN dispute and has nov
led In his law books and "shlnQie'
$50 the premises In dispute Will
house another lawycr.
NJ. Moore says he has been
told thcre l. a link on the office.
hut be Il same.
Attorney ncbcr says The cud n
not YET and that there grc higher
courts IN The land.
+. A. nulscy. when compelled a.
pay i27O0-pcrfectly good dollars
Ion account Of his friendship TO-
w n ncher. lil another cigar
gave one o. The writer. aud said.
That's nothing; m 20 out and sell
a couple Of South Columbus lot.
and make Il up-and the queer
part Of Il u that Il Is 80. Gcorrs
Rodriguez bought The two lots.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
ALBUQUERQUE mas WOMAN
FOR A DEPUTY hllEnIEf'

Albuquerque, \. NJ Jan. o-Tla
first woman deputy sheriff IN The
state Of New Mexico was appointed
Yesterday by Sheriff Rafael Garcia
The young lady was given her
commission yesterday afternoon
and has been detailed 10 DO secret
work and special deputy service.
but a. the sheriff lhinks n best ln
Keep her identity hidden. her name
has not been given out There Is
no law IN The state which prohibit
an appointment Of this Kind. and
~ woman suffraec "A now assured
the sheriff feels Justified n max
lng the new appointment
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
BORDEn AVIATOns TO M
mkPiACED ~ uIiiEn UNITS

several air service units whirh
have been stationed CA The border
have been ordered back 10 kcllS
Field and will be rcpdaced hy or
ennixations now al Kelly. The rea-
son y 10 give all units an equal
amount ~ training nj the base STAG
ton. Kelly Field, where cunipmrui
ana planes are available for trains
ing.
Tho squadrons relieved are Hrad4
quarters and A and A niFhlo Of the
18th aero squadron Al Us former
stations A fllght going a. III paso
and y flight going 10 Douglas. ARR.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Carlsbad ~ NJ. Jan. o-Nord
has been received here that A. W.
Tucker on Loving. n. N. had been
run over hy a strict CAT IN San
Aulonlo, Tex. and fatally injured.
Mr.. fuckers snn Ten Of once for
mo Texas city aud later wired that
mis- father WIS fatally iniured and
could npt live Mt. Tucker was will
known here aud has many FRIEND.
who are shurkcd az his uhiimels
'rpd.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Mrs. Ice niers returned from NJ
'aso where she has been visiting
Ter mother, Mrs. hiicains.
Mrs. Susan A. Moorc's popularity
Violently IA not abatlnR. This
week she y the guest Of Mrs. Geo.
'ciers
Gcorrc Rodriguez. linotype opcr-
tor on The Courier. has given un
as position and has returned "a
~ home al Loiiie, La
Miss Viola CLARK unfortunately
topped on a nail which penetrated
ier shoe and foot aud a. q result
h. Is undressing q siege Of suf-
cfing
Captain A. H. Lane. snn-in-lav
4 Mrs. DcRoscar. returned last Fri.
lay 10 his post IN Iowa City Ia
glicrr he b professor Of military
ricnce and lactics al The STATE
University. Mrs. Lane nccnmpan-
ed her husband. after having al
ended 10 some LEGAL matters Sat.
friday Al Drming. Captain Lane
fill arrive In Iowa City IN time q
rad the military bali which ls IN,
lnst exclusive soclnl event ~ The
JASON in the university city
While here Mrs. Lane proved hel
rcat faith IN Columbus future by
nvesiing IN some real estate.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

llal0n, n n. JAM n Andrfu
tnmpo Of This city comm|iied SUE
eide hY shooline himself twice b
the breast lie had Inst Undergone
4n opera IN for nnpcndIfIi|s aud
.4e ne DID not recover as ranIdI,
Ae be Thought he should ne hc1nmf
~1ltcouraefd and ondeI hIs on1I
uir' Hf h survived b. 4 wife end
Two small children.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
TRACTOR TURNS own;
MANS ARM BROKEN

Mills, n NJ Jan. o-Hcury filcss
met with with a painful accidrnl
here last week when his Fordsnn
tractor turned over with him. Mr..
fliess was using The light Fordshn
70 pull a heavier tractor. hut the
load proved Too much lor u. cans
ING n Ia turn over. plnnlne him an
dcrneaih, with the result that an
arm was broken IN tao places and
will be ~pafmancnlly crippled.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09


ihr I'/gai ~ ~ |'||. |1.Ne III
tHNtEN 70 $50 tuN II ~
WIN" fA,H'...
n't week ~ NtptIt h|t,ine| q
.2''
.pA's ~ nQi.es iNsI H.tk " ~
't ?
,+.n >--. .t..s'
M lelgte'1e Ntpff
N''"' " 'nr" ''''''''' Ff''
~ Circle ~ m ~ Peso Aunt
ne tuNNtIt y m iHItinn'II Nui
'i|I'f Nie tfn''. uNINfn books
~. Campbell me popular Drug
f.sI iuf ihr teluMnus DFuf tn4 ~
fII'IlnF ms family IN Albuquerque.
- HuInrI fcnnuft bis SUB
tcrIpuun - me Courier l1r another
hertfcr WAY nqfoft N
ufnn W..
ION SAIL. 1--WE tcrfa pI land
Win 1pnu Welt modern HOUSE., with
uuiui one ana out-NtH miles from
potioIlice. Mrs. Susan A. Moore
t1iumuus.
~
man for the city. among other &C
lrumpllshmcnia. ID a burnt wood
ARTIST. Ne has acynr1 nnn snori-
mems Of his hnndIwofk tDmnleled.
-
Upchufch a Hunter Of Valentine.
TEXAS. bought zoo head 81 cows
for spring delivery In This vicinity
last week. They ARE old friends ~
~. w. Walker. coming frOm Mr..
Walkers former home.
Hcyman, county agent for valuable
farm information which will BE- o
Irregular feature OF this paper here
aflrr-Luna county farm Informal
ton. and the southern end OF the
Icouniy az that
49,
Jewell Hughes. popular soldier,
leloclririan and resident Of Column
bus. this week received his final
discharge from the service, having
a scvcn-yenr term OF enlistment n
his credit. lowell win remain IN
solid and substantial" citizens.
-
N there i a scamstrcss Ia Col
umhus Who wants n position with
the government she has a chance
for their will be- a non-educallnnal
Examination on Jan. 70 for the pur-
nose Of Milling a Vacancy n lhe
salvage service al Columbus. Ap-
pllcatlon blanks and further in
formation mny be 0blnlncd frOn
the local secretary. Board Of Civil
Servicc examiners, al the COLUMBIA.
posioffice.
The Ladies' Aid met al the resi-
dcnco OF Mrs. w. Hobbs for an
Al.nas session ana az an ,hey
~ Nv seaneni f.,.ee nn,cn Az.
Hobbs lardSr. which. however
wilhslond All drmands. After din.
liner the ladies discussed Solemn
mnrsllnns-lhe local ccmelerv-ane
nlnnned better cnndiiions A. re.
lizards title. care. etc. Mrs. Georq,
III. Peters presided during The ab
scnce of Mrs. y. A. Moore.
-
Acting upon the suggestion OF 4
popular school teacher In the pub.
"r hsJ Iua
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Las Cruces NJ H. Jan. n-FideI
sanchez, ialler Al The Dona Ans
county Jail vas badly beaten Iasi
week when several Of The prisoners
attempted 10 escape from the laII
ar. Sanchez managed 10 keen NE
keys 10 the place and prevented
The escape Of any Of the prisoners.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

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n'spt pr4Nitfs are eislns polum.
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NJ. re..., .nd a.,..,or NJ.
c.l,e Y Demlnt. are now rcsl.
een. vi C'ui''nns n'os Tracey
Wy = pV7'''o" ~ . SUI
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RI. c,...,.. ,~.l.. .,. ,.~.d,c.
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we spring election VIII lnuorse tns
We.,i rlstem nun" issue ~ 2 VOC
% u"'ee 70 "n''
---,
.nef l"ur us'op.tton .ns.l'
'n1c.s ~ soe nv.
.shooi lnnn ~ one nme so' par
pi ~ nu' h'' now
inc Wy naIhei on hrnauWas
W. M. c,n \,
or u"e non.le' IVA "opr ,a y
Wsup, nsu,1"
LOUIS "n ""' WV IVA"
James =, uInson. rcpre.cnunf "
H., nsnn. en,an,
enr 49, sr",. ~ ~ ,r,o "rn,,
rf,,h. n. shc Chen,h.. ~ c,.errc
~
"A n nuerr consrIling civ an
.,n..r and ci,s h,,,,der M ~ ri
nuf,ns <ni,rdtv rirhf making nre
weper and eewnrasc ~s,em eo'
/, week me fourier puni'sns'
lso.so win thr e,l~ AMI me schoe
fund. The law quoted was late
amended and ! now says that tn
'oiAi YAK goes 70 Tue community
y u,,,.oy n ash.,,n. NM n,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

since TIE removal 81 ~ O. Bush
% Mesa, Aria NE mnuafrrshln
% the local FogWorlh. 1IhfAtlh
Lumber CpmIanys yard has bern
turned over 10 Ia Golden who wall
~ the future conduct the affairs
81 The compant here. DemIn4 y
s1rry 20 lnso Mr.. Bush who ha.
been q Nlllins booster from Ihf
ufst hut - Riad that his OK
nandmE business demands liN b.
icnti0n. even II elsewhere. uI
course he reiains hIS interests
here and no doubt VIII 0lI0n hn al
visitor IN the city, Mesa |iitA.
10 get him Dcmlnr Oftnhin.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09


Norwood NH' rVifH7'I' p
tHe Is n'H fn''nI si'Hp ~ INC
oanD n a busy N|h(iI
utH .HII n. tI1I. tfuu|u.
Columbus tNN61 fltn1f new
t'lhlol building o. Az ad|l|tIon.
Ihn Hoover Hotel under Mrs
cAI'pNtys UnnaHoncnt q NIrnfN
lu|f.
Ipn CoI1tA VIII HiHfe into l|It
street..
Mise LhI|nn Nnoufit r. on me
SICK llsi. sui,sIuf from an eilbfk
OF ionslIitis.
Charles Miller of frIn'a store
went 70 DENNY saturday m ihe
now uaInea car.
Chas n Bennett 1919 NJ hialIo
new Y1nrlp subscriber.
Miss Ellis. q uom1ff ~ tho Red
rfn4N personnel hpd % her guest
during ihe holidats hef ia'nef
The Courier o. n rule 4 against
nr0fInH uuI~of~Columpur stores
but u makes one cxceruon-lhc
Nordheua Store. DENNIS.
Mrs. Della johnson has returned
from a pleasant visit ~ n paso
where she spent the holidays. she
wne The guest OF Miss Kettle Ton
nff.
Mrs. George N. Dent and daueh-
.rf. rcHFy. arrived m Columbus oh
"Wednesday a. spend me winter
mouths with her sister. Mrs. j.. l..
Norwood.
nsh markell on Taft street and
who was shot four times recently
~ NNN ~ WV "A''N me- N'A'H"AI
has been rapid.
N The bond issue carries. which
for al who were connected with
the preliminary work 10 last them
for years 10 come.
-
Read about the spring bond cleo
ton this week and II you run across
o knocker or a douhier. buiionholf
him and convert him and u VIII be
Mrs, susan Moore 81 ~ pero, wh'
uns sn' mot u ar sn' can.
saturday nlehi 10 attend 4 raiher-
lne OF former frlends.
n. n. Keller. Red Gross field al.
rector. accompanied by Mrs Keller
Tex. where Mr., Keller spent IN,
Xmas holidays visiting relatives an'
irienuH'
M, - -. ~. a...., ,.,,
~ pnv''.e " 49, III
sntiies WI rrce,te tne'' hle' pnV'
nshuon n tne voulie' NV W..
LUG v"n'i. ",'''
Nlioo' - ~" 'o''' wv
"''e'' ~''"'u'
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

w. a. schncflrr % ~ paso. scc-
NJ llamad Temple. kniuhls
|qf pylhlas. visited the knights n|
this city az their weekly meeting
Thursday night He gave the Oh.
hNaiions ~ Tie order 10 four can.
d'deifs for the d. q. Q. H.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Saturday the Democrats will
hold a meeting nl DcmlnT. Man,
VISITORS from Columbus Will be
IWrln.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
= : : = : ! : : =


There are Christians and Chris
tians. ~ everybody knows. There
are men aud women whose Chris
lianity seems 10 be merely a cloak,
|d0nnod for the sake Of respectable
|liy. and others whose Christianity
" vital aud meanineiul. Inpfessmr
all whom they touch. Every COM
muniiy, every church. has both OF
these types. Which enc are yOu2
There h M essential element in
vital Christianity. called by various
names. Mrs. Barton viii discuss
three phases 0f u during the com
ing month. under the title stew
|ardship." Her subject for next
sunday will be "A Great Partner
Both Sunday school and church
showed a slim attendance on ac-
count Of the bad weather last
Sunday. Perhaps folks were ur.-
prepared. Oict out your ruhhers.
'raiucoats. umbrellas. urs. etc, NJ
That whatever the weather may be-.
,ou will be ready 10 come out.
There will be a nalf- hour meet
Ing OF the official board. which in.
Icludes the trustees, stewards anf
president Of the Ladies' AID. al IA,
close Of the morning service on
sunday. Please make n special ef.
fort 10 be present, as an important
matter will be up for discussion
The service az Camp Furlone
al 6:m Sunday evening. will he le,
by Mrs. Barton. The t~ownsprupll
are urged 10 be- present See notice
elss~here ON community c0-opcra.
lion.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

The Courier apologies for what
II said about the hot weather a
couple Of WEEKS ag1.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Deputy Sheriff lack Bfeen add
I'd 10 his reputation this week.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

The Ladies' Aid voted al their
business meeting yesterday 10 have
n social for the boys al Camp
furiung. The committee appointed
consists Of Mrs. McCurdy, chair
man. Mrs. Barton and Mrs. Meek.
Further announcement later.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Only two more days Of the
Nordhaus sale.
&. w, Powers. the druggist was
IN ~ pRso this week.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

ono case % scarlet fever de-
|veloped IN Columbus this week IN
the home ~ q Mexican family IN
the southwestern part OF town. The
house was placarded with the usu-
al danger sign and steps were tax
en- by the health authorities 20
prevent any spreading OF The dis
ease.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

NIea Lillian uddncll Is on ~
sIcl lIsi, suII,sInf from AZ eIlof|
OF ionsIIltis.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

|a.n OoliItA vii HAl<o into NE
" = Harris hu|ldInF 81 i|nIn
street,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

The Courier o. a rule v AGAINST
~ln4ofInr oul-of-C Columbus stores
Hul u makes one oxrcruon-Ihf
Nordhaus Store. DcminG.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

The Courier makes one prcdlc-
lion now. n u that the voters At
water system bond issue by q vote
OF three 70 one.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Mrs. Della Johnson has returned
from 4 pleasant visit "a n paso
where she spenl the holidays. She
was lhc guest Of Miss Kettle Ton
nfy.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Mrs. Tracy and daughter. Miss
|Jctiie. Of Demine. ~ now resi-
|dcnta Of Columbus. Miss Tracey
has accepted a position a. q stc-
n~oeraphcr.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Them was a limo when travelling
men wired The Hotel Clark 10 re-
serve a room Now The wire reads
|-ill be IN Oh the 0;io. Save me a
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Mrs. Lena Farrar. wife Of The
census enumeration, who after visit
ing her former homo IN Dallas.
Texas, and returned 10 Columbus
quite M. u rapidly r%ccovcriun her
former health. Mrs. Farrar y a
member Of the board Of education
aud The other members a. well a.
her many friends will be pleased 10
know OF her recovery.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

capin a Son, cloihiers and habcr-
dashrrs. under the management oil
II. q. Chernln. have shown lheiI
faith IN Columbus by installing new
fixtures throughout their store
Manager Chrrnln reports a bis
years business IN 1919 and see'
prosperity for his nrm In 1890.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Mrs. George n. Dent and daueh-
.rf. pcrFy. arrived IN Columbus on
"Wednesday a. spend the winter
mouths with her sister. Mrs. J. l..
Norwood
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Nlehf providers nrc giving Column
bus q wide berth. They can't
stand Tor Sieve. The night watch.
and Steve can't stand for lhem.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Pay your occupation tax cheer
fully. or as ~Chccrfully a. you can,
The city gets all Of u anyway. The
school fund al n Time got part
Of u but not now,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Mrs. s. J. Walker Of Leandcr.
Texns. and Mrs o. G. Mcknight ~
Center. Texas. will each receive the
Courier for one year through the
courtesy OF J. l.. Walker and fam
vs. of Columbus. Mr. Walker snys
II will he just the same rs n weekly
letter, and he Is correct as usual.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

James Anderson. proprietor of q
ash markell on Taft street and
who was shot four Times recently
"a out on the street. His recovery
has been rapid.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Final proofs ON two desert land
entries will receive their FIRST pub
licntion IN the Courier this week.
Tho owners are Bessie White. Wa
terloo, N. ~ and Victor l.. picp-
meier. Columbus.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

John Jerome Of eiecple Rock n In
Columbus this week. =. NJ. Fletcher
was showing him around. Mr.. Jcr-
ome intends 10 locate here. hut
snys Il seems his only chance n to
first hulld n house 10 live IN and
then huild a building 10 Do husl-
ness IN.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

I. a. Hulscy 3 "shaplnF Up" his
new rrally Office on Broadway. near
the First National Bank Building.
When asked . hypothetical ques-
ton us 10 whether the bond busi-
ness vas good. he replied that the
next man would have 10 leave his
riEht-eye a. security.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

n The bond issue carries. which
Il will. there will be- honor enough
for al who were connected with
The preliminary work 10 last them
for years 10 come.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Last week the Courier published
that the Occupaiionnl tax was split
$3.50 with the city and the school
fund The law quoted was later
amended and u now says that the
total tax goes 10 the community.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-27
Kaiser Must Use
Airplane to Get
Safely to Greece
Special Cable Dispatch to
The washington Herald.

PARIS, Dec. 26.-When the for
mer Kaiser decides to leave Doom.
Holland, for the comfortable castle
in Corfu being prepared for him
by the Princess Christopher OF
Greece, formerly Mrs. William b.
Leeds, OF New York. he will have to
fly, in a nonstop airplane unless he
wishes to be arrested by the allies
en- route.
1t is even declared that should
william go to Corfu the allies Will
force Greece to deliver him to them
for trial. This was not insisted upon
in the case of Holland.
But 1t is poitned out that both
financial and military coercion could
be brought to bear on. Greece to
compel the former emperor's de-
liverance.
Three routes are open to Wilhelm
for his journey. The first by land
would have to be by way of Ger
many, which Germany Is bound un-
der the treaty to prevent. The sec
ond, by sea, is also impracticable
because his ship could be stopped
by British or French warships long
before 1t reached Corfu.
But the third and safest-if the
elements are not considered--way
for the deposed emperor to reach
his new refuge would be by air.
For this purpose he would have to
hire an airplane capable of a nom
stop fight to Greece. equal to the
crossing of the Atlantic.
(Copyright, 1870. BY Universal Service.)