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The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
PRIEsT rIcKs uP boo OR M0nI

Father 0oethcm OF this diocese
sometime ago purchased asset ~ The
Americana Encyclopedia FOR 100 aud
a. an inducement 10 buy the pub
fishers threw Ia n lot located al a
beach resort In California. Hunting
ton beach. This week the good
father received a letter containing
an uner Of siO0 cash for the lot,
and another inquiry as 10 what he
would take for the lot Father Goe-
them Is now reading al the adver-
iisemenls wherein FREE lots are Of
fcrcd with every purchase.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
PATIENT WANrED TO sRP.

The young daughter of Mexican
family was found suffering with
dlphtheria during the week by DR.
Field aud he wired NJ paso for an
llloxin. During the same evening
he found The entire Mexican family
ui the depot with tickets purchased
10 ~ paso and Mesa. Under threats
OF arrest they were ordered hael
home and the child Is now laklnl
treatment
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
EAsY LIFE BON MIIIER.

W. c. Miller always a familiar
figure on the streets OF Columbus,
Is now In Walsenbcrs, Colo, and
he Is not selling Singer sewing ma
chimes any more a. he masie enough
money doing that IN Columbus 10
retire.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
DIpmTnERIA IN VILLAGE.

Several cases Of dlphihcria have
appeared IN Columbus. The six
ycar-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
sproal had a mild aIiack during The
week but prompt medicsl attention
relieved her.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
HEAR THAT STONY.

A local though youthful merchant
went duck-huntinE lhc first time In
his life this week. II was also the
flrst time he ever fired a shotgun.
Ne killed two ducks with one shotl
Shot both ducks In The right cyesl
Says he can prove Il by Kelly.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
SAWS LITTIE. pOEs MuCH.

The Metals Exploration Company
Is another new company now at
work IN the Tres Hermanas. o.
Wiser. president. doesn't have much
10 say: he believes in aciion. Weisnr
Is the man who sold the Two ncpub-
lies for 100000 couple Of years
aeo.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
FOUR CONRERs Only REMAIN.

Mrs. Susan A. Moore mas returned
10 Columbus and is the guest Of Mrs.
J. l.. Walker. Mrs. Moore's old home
southwest OF the city, which has
been vacant for some lime, has been
robbed by vandals. Well CASING,
plumbing fixtures and everything
portable having been carried on.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
NEW MExICO NEWS

A report reached Carlsbad this
week that an ciEht-foot OIL sand
had been struck al the well wesl of
Lakewood, which is being drilled bs
tle kansss-New Mexico Oh COM
pany
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
mas SOME REPUTATION.

J. .. Read of Santa ~, who Is
not only the slate Bank Examiner
but a gentleman Of more than state
wide reputation for his ability TO
explain the economic situation IN
this western country. and ]. o. Mil
Ter, his deputy are guests at the
Hotel Clark.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

Page. Tho usual lesson was slutlta
and discussed lo|loWcd ht a short
business meeting. u p'as Unanimous
~ agreed 70 hold lho meellnf, each
week. The next meeting viii be q
social one nj |hc hdnie ~ Nre Far
raf on North F|fAl street. Az meu-
bers are cordially luslted to attend
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

Lee cgaddoce. assistant easlslcr Of
the First National Bank sass Ne
never ord see 30 much work. Ne
'l1 looking Tor an inventor with an
~armEestr
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
MAKE Y0u sEr uP srRAIGHT.

Looking for bargainsg Wei, turn
10 the lust page Of the Courier and
see the prices quoted by Will Klein
Of the Bazaar. Some Of them will
make you SET mp straight aud fake
notice. The prices are on fail and
winter gouds.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

The Courier was in error when
. said w ~ iast issue that A. w.
Pollard Of Dcming, the attorney, was
a stockhulder IN The Columbus State
Bank. Mr.. Pollard sold his stock a
year or more ago.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

Local duck hunlels are passing up
ducks now that Jerome Feln has
got into The game II Is said dodos
are harder 10 hh and are a more
sporty bird.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
Fresh Stock Complete Assortment Reasonable Prices

Adier-i-ka acts on BOTH upper and
lower bowRl II often cures conslipa-
iion and prevents appendicitis. One
lady reports herself CURED Of bad
case pT bowel trouble and consiipa-
lion. For sale by Columbus Drug Co.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
nIlEnNEn IN fIxIoO. M0.

John Huebncr. one OF the board
Of directors Of the Community Club
ard father OF the popular huehuer
boys In Columbus, Is In purico, Mo-
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

Church viii hold lhnlr annual elec-
l|on 81 officers hi The home Of The
president. Mrs. > a. Moore, Dec, 3,
~ will be an an day meeting r
Mrs A. T. Taylor scrrelary
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
sa,AlIPOx m TOWN.

This city has three cases OF small
pnx. one Of them Is case which
Drs. Dabney and Field say Is the
worst they have ever experienced.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

Dr. II. n. Mills of Clayton, who Is
the head Of the lnier-church move
meut ~ this slate, has received an
offer from the Community Lyeeum
headquarters NJ Aurora, M, 20 Nh d
lecture engsgeuIent for the balance
of the year. Owing y his many du-
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

Mrs. W. r. Kirby. formerly OF
Columbus. Is now living IN Las vs-
gas.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

Columbus women VIII he surprised
at lhe INSTANT pleasant action Of
simple elycerine, buckihorn bark,
etc. as mixed IN Ndlcr-i-ha. Orc
spoonful relieves ANY CASE gas on
stomach or sour stomach. Because
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
gOuE COLLRcTORs.

Mrs. A. }. Evans and Mrs Joe
Clark motored 10 Dcmlng IN Mrs.
Evans Ford Sedan Monday on a coll
leoling tour.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
e,yrII.FsT DANCER N cTTY.

Well ~ an ihinssl Jackie Tracy.
eweliesl dancer IN Luna county and
ono Of the most popular Of The
younger sci, Is going 10 leave Co
himbus. That Is, she thinks she Is
but hopes nol
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

Babe Cabell, who has the crowd
with him whenever he enters the
ring. will be IN The limellshi on
Thanksgiylng day In The 2iih Inf
arena.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
nRIDCR. or COURSE.

There was a jolly little party Of
four couples al The residence OF
Nc. and Mrs. A, y. Frost Thursday
evening. Bridge. Of course.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
WAS AN OLD-TIMFR.

l.. P. Cossitl, formerly a teIe-
graph operator IN the good old
days IN Columbus, now lives at
st27 Richmond street. II Paso.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

Charley Miller. and his wife who
Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fcin, are at i8l8 Peace avenue,
Houston, Texas.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
NOW Ar SAN BERNARDNO.

". n. Dewitt. formerly Of this
city. now LIKES Al 1851 b street, San
Bernarsilno, Cal.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
IOar LETrER VIM CIIECK.

Mrs. A. spira lost a letter conlaia-
ing a check on the streets early IN
the week and win be glad u the
finder returns n.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

Mrs. Seymour pearcc Is hostess 10
the Twelve Trump Club this after
nooa.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
MRs pEAcn N nInnE.

Mrs. L. J. Peach, now in Globe,
Ariz. with her daughter, will join
her husband here in a few weeks.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
cAsEY IRIsn. CANr LOSE

John Casey. sheriff Of fGrant coun-
ly, was re-eleclcd You can't beat
an Irishman. especially with the
name OF Casey.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
nnInnE AT Mna WAaNER.s.

Mrs. Frank Wagner has issued ln-
viiauons for a bridge party satur-
day afternoon.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
NEM nnN AT nENN HOME.

Mr. and Mrs. William Hem are
tho proud parents Of baby boy
born October 20.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
srIL. ien ACREs GAp LAND.

Manning Bros. Gap farmers and
miners have disposed Of 100 acres
10 California man.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

LADIES AM AT MOORgs.
The ladies AID oi The N T.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

Cattle Inspector Alfred Hunter Of
Mamogordo reports thai naarly 40
900 kead Of cattle hasf hoen ahipned
from has DISTRICT dsuias lhe month
Of oclohsr
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

Walter J. lIuison Of Roy who was
injured some time ag0 M runa-
way. died al bis home Saturday oV-
enins. II was thought al ilrsl that
he was moi seriously injured hut bis
age was against hm.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

ties at present, Mr.. Mills was Obliged
TO decline tho oifer.
, 1920-09-15

1t was a pleasure to US to receive the
advertisement from Messrs. Fabio in
serted in this issue, and to which at.
tention of readers is directed. We are
glad at all times to afford publicity to
cheap prices, especially Of foodstuffS.
for it is the only proper way by which
the public may be informed of this vital
ly important matter of daily life. 1t is
very pleasing to note the livley effect com
petition IS having to the benefit. of the
consumer, and the Preservation of mer-
camille reputation.
Schnr. Creole arrived here last night
with 81. Thomas %lnails, and mails from
New YORK via St. Thomas by S. S. Thor
valid Halvorsen.
, 1920-09-15


Marry In mas
G o]ointon Johnson
Iobn Johnson . . Cathorino uorr;s
tx Iosenh
Hetfilinda K;no
ConsavaIa. Tane
Marie I1ockharf
M T11cas,
Faisv Rel}ar nckas = q Iomos porrv
Elias Martin.
Nv Renner
Trica he Mnllv Water cn+
Mary Pane
I Petersen
Linear Peterson Q o. Eaisv Reilar ! meas
Tucia Peterson Gravel PIT
Edward patrns
Marian picket
Susana Port,
II Roberts.
Pebeckar Rooiers
Amanda Ross.
Nav Samuel Diamond & RUBY
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-27
TWO WHARYES COLLAPSE
 FROM TERED0'S RAVAGES

MARTINEZ Cal, March 26 (by As sociated ess)-Ravages of the teredo, worm which bores into and consumes submerged wood, has result ed in the destruction of two big wharyes here and thousands of dollars to others, according to L. G. Metcalf, superintendent of the Union Oil Com pany here, and James Bulger, agent of the Southern Pacific company at Port Costa
 Recently a 1,0O0-foot wharf of the Union Oil Company and a 330-foot wharf of the Southern Pacific com pany collapsed, and the remnant of these structures had to be lowed on the mud flats in order that they would not be a menace to navigation, the of- ficials said Investigations are being conducted as to the fitness of concrete and creosoted piles to take the place of the present type of piles in all future wharves in this district, they said
 Big wharves of other industries are threatened, according to these off, cials. and the activity of the teredo extends for miles on either side of this place. According to Metcalf it will cost $1500O0 to repair the damage dnna the Union Oil ComnanY
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-27

Milk shakes like mother used to brake at The Club Billiard Hall. s23-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-27

Scarborough pictures that please at . prices that art right. Over Cordova drug store Phone 14e-3 rings.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-27
THE CHURCHES
Episcopal


 St. Georges Church-Palm Sunday. Holy communion and sermon at II o'clock; church school at 12 m.
 Holy week services as follows: Mon- day, Tuesday and Wednesday, at II a. m; Maundy Thursday, celebration of holy communion at 1O:3O a. m.; Good Friday, matins, Litany and ante communion service at 1O:3O p. m., evensong and preparation for com munion at 7:SO p. m.; Easter eve, service at II a. m Easter day services will be as follows 8 a. m. and Il 8. m; church school at 12 m. REV. E. P. ZIEGLER,
 Priest in Charge.
 Catholic
 Church of St. Joseph-Palm Sunday. Communion mass at 830 a. m.; bless ing and distribution of palms; mass and benediction at 10:30 a. m.
 REV. VIM. M'MILLAN, S. J.,
 Pastor.
 Presbyterian Preaching services, II a. m., Feast at Bethany; Sunday school, l2:15, "Quarterly Review; Junior c. E., s::30 D. m.; preaching services, 8 D. m., Grh r;e+,, K;puohin''
 Special music at the evening serv- ice, our Palm Sunday services. We in- vite you to spend the first day of Pas sion week worshiping with us. Good Friday services Friday evening at 8 >oclock. A. G. SERVER, Pastor.
 Christian Science
 SHfvices will be held at II a. m. in Masonic hall; subject, Reality Wednesday evening service at 8 o'clock. The reading room is open on Wednesday from ? to o'clock Sunday school at 12 m. All are cor dially invited.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-27

You have until Tuesday to avail yourself of the specials in groceries as advertised by
 THE BLUM-O-NEILL co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27
EEKS READY FOR
MINSTREL SHOW

Exalted ruler George II. Booth and
his committee have completed all the
details for the Elks' minstrel per-
formance TO be given Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings in the Crawford
theater.
A. J. strayer wiz take the tickets
at the front door and he viii be as
sisted in welcoming the guests by g.
A. Martin. Hal r. Christie. Mr. Booth
and James Niece
wiz r Winch. another member Of
the committee, viii look after the
stage direction. Chas. H Armstrong.
chairman Of the committee. who is
producing the Ministries, will lead the
orchestra and direct the music.
There VIII be street parade Tues
day afternoon
The complete program VIII be as
First Part.
Prelude. Carolina Sunshine" by
members OF the Orpheus club. direc-
ton OF c. J. Andrews.
Opening chorus, Down Around the
River Shawnee" I'm Gonna Spend
Ny Honeymoon in Dixie"
End song, Give That Harem to
Comic sons. 7 Gave Her That" J.
,Introdueing Frank spier and Billy
Quinn ia "a revival
Ballad, an the Garden OF the
Gods" Charles j. Andrews
A catchy dittT. Breeze H Hall.
Ballad, Just q Little Gypsy" !. F.
Dry. but Yet wet. When the Noon
shine Shines on the 3.Oonshine," a T.
Ballad. Somewhere a Voice Is
Calling" Clarence Thompson.
Serious % ballad, Go Slow and
Easy C. = Pollock.
Finale. Floating Down 10 Cotton
Town" s A Brownie.
IntermissiOn.
Orchestra selection, Flo Flo."
Part Two
Charles A. Brann. monolog in dia-
Musical melange. J L Buquor.
TEX" Griffin. 5. \. Vaughan and VII
lam Shaah.
The merry magician. D. C. AlacIvor-
Quartet in southern songs. @. J. An
drews. ". s. Taylor, c. H. Armstrong
and c. C. Homan-
I. BoWles.
Minstrel productioa under direc-
ton OF c. II Armstrong stage under
direction OF VIII T. winch
Interlocutor. Joseph H Held ..
Tambos, J. H Alberts. A. T. Wilke
'' Bones n; c. r. pollock. Z. D. shaw
and J. r Paden-
Soloists, C. f andrews. Clarence
Thompson. j. r. Cheek and s A
Browne.
chorus. II. v. Haggzrd. F. A. r.
Searle, W. s Taylor, J. W Christie.
G.. C. Homan, J. +. Williams. A. "
scott /. Worcester, IT., A. r. Millicans
F. B. 1IaEruder, Charles z Gaskiils
G. S. johnson. Il n. MacCullum, z r.
Lefkowitz, O. T. Teschner, Charles F.
Fink. Max Akin, John F. Kersey, jrs
Joseph B smith. D. c. AiacITor, H O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27
SHOWS
FIR This WEEK

Managers OF the various shows in
n PasO have arranged excellent pro-
grams for moving picture fans for
this week The program follows-
Biiou Program
Sunday and Mondav-Tom Nix -
The Cyclone a story OF love ana
adventure crowded with thrills.
Tuesday and sday-An entire
new oill Of snort subjects; 5ne - IT,,
Room Boys COMEDY llllli9l4lfe
pauuers." a Poppy comedy, Win
Ming Ways a western subject The
Two D9yics." and the Universal Cur
rent events reel
Thursday and Friday-shirley Ma
son. Ga her new Fox production,
Molly and l. also the new Fox news
reel.
Starting Saturday. for one week
~Checkere,' the great racing play,
william Fox special feature
EIlanny Thenter
sunday and through wednesday -
Katherine Macdonald. the American
Beauty, in "The Turning Point from
the famous story by Robert ". Cham
bers. This is Kiss MacDonald's first
stellar appearance since her recent
big Euccess, THE Beauty Market
New. Pathe weekly and comedy are
nthc same Bill
Thursday. Friday and Saturday -
Alice Brady fl her latest production
from the Eealart studios, Sinners
also new Psths weekly and Bray
Photograph.
sunday and Monday = Double DILL
featuring Jack Pickford in in
Wrong and latest two reel Christie
comedy. save Ne, sadie" As an
added attraction. Beyerstedt brothers
orchestra VIII furnish the music
Tuesday, Wednesday and thursday
Marguerite Fisher In an original
New York crook story, 'rhe Danger
Gus Talent, also Ford Weekly ana
new comedy
Friday and saturday-June CAPRICE
IN a comedy romance. In Walked
Mary" and other features
At the Hinitc.
Monday. Tuesday and wednesday
Bessie Rarriscalc In "a Woman ~ no
Understood" and screen magazine
--Tonics Of the Day"
THURSDAY. Friday, SATURDAY and
da----rhe Third Generation"
domestic drama with an ali star cast
Rialt0 Paramount magazine, Jim
qrilns- Laughograuhs end concert or
Unique Features.
Vow ulaying-1Isy Allison and an
al star cast IN. THE Walk OFF"
oliver I6r0sc0's Broadway stage sue
cess. By Frederic ana Fannie Hatton-
wednesday. Thursday and friday
The flushed Hour"
Saturday-"A Modem salome-
Wfgwnm Attractions
Saturday - Mack Sennett's comedy,
The Ladies' Tailor;" Briggs comedy. Z
Circus Day" and the Century com {
edv. "a Lions Alliance
Sunday - Harold Lloyd's latest
supercon1edy. His Royal slyness. % {
Hearst News. Rolin and Christie COM I
eGies. and Mutt and jeff"
Monday TO Thursday-Ethel Clay
tor iu More Deadly Than the Male"
Friday - Neal Kart in q western q
drama and q comedy bill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27
RESCUE HOME CHILDREN
TO SEE CARNIVAL TONIGHT

Weather permitting. the children
Of the Ei Paso Rescue home will be
entertained this afternoon at the
American Legion carnival as guests
of the legion and the Bernardo shows
The carnival management Will pro-
vide transportation for the children
from the home TO the grounds at
Durango and Overland streets. and
after the show. viii carry them home
Tonight will be American Legion"
night at the carnival Friday night
Legion men from their meeting place
I'm the chamber Of commerce TO the
grounds for marines night" Ma
rines and ex-marines Of FL PasO did
the h0nOrs.
20 further return on the bailotinE
for queen OF the carnival has been
made but heavy voting was reported
for Miss Georgianna Wright and Miss
Meta Belt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

Hatv went 90 the door and the Mexi-
cans opened fire on him Baty replied
with his revolver and after an eE-
change OF several shots Parea zen
Win a bullet through the heart The
other men escaped
The ATTEMPT to XII Batv is believed
90 be ln revenge for the killing ot a
1Texican by Batv about year ago
when the man TILED 70 shoot the de-
tective while making an arrest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27
DETECTIVE STAYS
Mclean WHO FIRES AT Hlm

Pueblo. Colo. March 2I.-City de-
tective Charles Baty Shot ard Killed
Salvatore Parea at f-e0 o'clock this
morning. Three Mexieans were seen
in front Of the Batv home by Arthur
Baty. son OF the detective. Detective
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

to bear 20 divert the Meridian via
Wichita Falls to FL Paso. thence into
Mexico. as the natural crossing across
the Rio Grande- The project is for
the construction OF a firse class AUTO
mobile highway from Winnipeg. in
Canada. in as nearly a straight line
as possible directly through to Mex
leo City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

Wilson. r. D. Brice. Leslie Levy ana
Earl NaE0n.
Committee of arrangeInents-Cha
A. ArrstrdnE. s. T. Strayer. Z r.
Schindle Il. +. Christie, G. A. Martin.
WIN r. Winch. John Buquor, J. D.
Faden and J.. IT. Conlin-
The enc men. the Orpheus club and
the quartet viii rehearse sunday
afternoon at ego at the Blks' club
and the company viii have final
dress rehearsal Monday night at s
o'clock al the Crawford.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27
TALK OF ANOTHER ROAD
THROUGH HERE SOUTH

San Marcos. Texas. March 27.-
Originally. the Meridian highway was
routed TO go via Laredo into Mexico.
logically following the 9Sth meridian
now better known as the liquor gold
route. but pressure is being brought
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

a vacant house at EucaiTptus and
Canal streets. owned By Charles Hunt.
was found to De on fire a tiA3 e. II
saturday. city firemel succee4eql
despite nigh winds in putting out the
fire before the building was serious
lg damaged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

The heart Of the world may not be
broken. but it acts as II its elbow
were Boston Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

The above the finest yet offered in Ell Paso any price
Dine Downtown this eceng and aood work and annoyance of
home cooking Under the Cafe management each diner
ecees prompt personal serOice. The food prepared by chef
hO kuOws his art After dinner you free of household cares
and can spend the eUenng as you please.
The Management
Sheldon Cafe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

rortv-fIve percent Of the Protestant
ministers or France Joined the colors-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-29
The Women viii Fight

20 the Editor Of the EverirD Public LEDGER
sir--T have read in the columns or your
syer-welcome paper In our home that our
Governor Spruul has said that he is deter
mined at the assembling of the next lesisia-
tive body OF our state that he viii make
every effort to have eNpunged from the rec
ords the Brooks high license law IN otucr
that our state will conform TO the MoIu
and spirit Of the eighteenth amendment OF
the constitution Of the United States mere
by wipIng out the stigma which mas peeh
resting upon the fair name or our s'a,e
that It has been ruled by the rum ana Ueer
interests. ,-,- .s,,,,,,
that the brewers have accepted the gage
Of battle and that they would hght our Gov
ernor Do the brewers realize thnt the @ IoN
ernor will not be- alone in this hsh'' l"tS
viii have TO hght the mothers and wives OF
,hs s,ste as we'll They have been the chief
sufferers Of the curse which has hlled our
aIrnshouses with paupers and our corrtS'
tional institutions with inmates ana that nus
made haf-clad and underfed chhureH'
The mothers and wives have vote To-
day, and thank God. in this cause they
will use t. l. for one. will volunteer 10
canvass every home petitioning our hEls'"'
tive BODY at Harrisburg Yes, VIII go
farther will contribute to d'teet eNeIS Nv
of the brewers in order that our ooES any
husbands may be saved from the uau'.au,7 '',n'ar,
influence OF the saloon. And, In conclusion,
I would ask every mother and every VIE wire
who has suffered through the curse OF ~ u, '!N
to 90 to the place OF registering anu r'Sl'Ss' -,
and having registered notify your uis''ICI % ,S
reprs sentative Of your desires. ana II ne
tries 10 evade them, mother and wife, un-
cover him among your own s"N' an" ms ~
litical career will be shortiHed ihIee"' NY ~
ing that our Governor Will sucCeen WIN ,..'
innuence! TO down the advocates OF rum,
pauperism and disorder 6t'
nEht. Mrs. MATILDA nn inE
Philadelphia November 20. lO-V'