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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
A Daily Once Over
spend Little Coin on Your Wife.

say. old inan why are You So stingy when
you go out With your wife and liberal when
others are in company with You and yonr wife :?
or course il y customary for husbands and
matters, and your wife knows mat you often
do things Tor Appearances sake"
Put once III while why do you NOT take
your wife ou, and spend iavishly on her tor .
watch the effect. II will cost YOU much less
Sns .i TO cnse.'1im "a party, and The pleasure it
You may be = BIZ short on senti'nent-nlo (.
husbands arc--hut even little display Of the
old ccurt:ng day spirit and sentiment would be
immensely apprcciat ted b. that little Wife OF
yours
Can't YOU see hcr eyes shine at the idea tina,
you wish please her?
.snd tha; yoi feel liberal, and have the
desir" - 10 Things up right just for her? OF
course she SparklcS.
.>,nj who has = nerter right to hold. and to
realize that she holds. first place with your
Copyright, 1890
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
News Of Fifty Years Ago

Samuel Ruth yesterday gave tho big bond In
tho sum OF $4,000 and entered upon the dis
charge OF his duties as collector Of internal
Petersburg.
General bradley T. Johnston YESTERDAY paid
TO the Treasurer of Virginia S5S.U00 collected
by him as agent OF the State to adjust the
claims Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia against
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
The private secretary OF President Grant
II. NJ. Douglas, spent yesterday in Richmond
He is always a welcome visitor here.
There was brilliant reception and hop at
the house of cS-(iovcrnor Wells, Franklin
Street, last night.
The Western Union Telegraph Company is
working with reduced fofce, q strike among
.}psra.t,ors being on The strike was caused by
The ASSOCIATION OF Photographers. OF which most
OF tue Richmond operators are members
dcred tho strike.
Hon. W. /. Goggin is seriously i'll and the
latest Information from his bedside Is tho
effect that thore Is hope OF his recovery.
The negroes o, Petersburg have held a meet
ing and resolved that Summers idea of recon-
strncting Virginia, whatever Il is, Is the corr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
The Hose and the Grave.

The Grave said to the Rose:
What OF the dews Of dawn,
Love's flower, what end la thairs?"
And what of spirits flown
the souls ,whercon doth close
The tomb's mouth unnwares?'
Tho Rose said to tho Grave.
Tho Rose said: "In tho shade
From the dawn's toars is made
y perfume faint and strange
Amber and honey sweet"
And all tho spirits fleet
Do suffer sky change
More strangely than tho dew,
To Gods own angela new"
Tho Grave said to the Rose
VICTOR HuCo--Iranslatio nof Andrew
Lang. N'~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
CONGRESSIONAL COMMISSION
HOLDS HEARING AT MEMPHIS
Finds REIMBURSEMENT OF Postal Satariea
Necessary to Retain ERcicat
Workers.
iBy Associated Press

ment Of salaries upward TO meet in
creased living costs is essential If cf-
dcient workers are to be retained in
the postal service, menihers Of the Joint
congressional Investigating post office
wage and working conditions. were
told by representatives of posta! em-
ployees In mississippi, Alabama. Ar
kansas Tennessee at hearing hero
today.
Petitions showing the needs OF tho
clerks in this territory were presented
and instances cited where men were
forced TO quit the service and seek more
rcmunerattye employment.
The committee will hold hearings in
Kansas City tomorrow and Thursday,
and viii return TO Washington after a
hearing in st. Louis Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
SIX THOUSAND POUNDS
STERLING GIVEN BY PATROL
MonOllth Memorial VIII Be I.rected
Near Entrnnce to New York
Harbor.
rRv Assoe.a tod p-e..l

" ASHINGTON. Jan. 6-Secretary
Daniels today accepted through the
mately $4,000 sterling alloca ted from
the. sum recently raised by popular sub
sc.iption In Great Britain for memorial
10 members of the Dover Patrol"
which aided in safeguarding the Eng
lish. Channel against enemy submarines
during the war.
Mr. Daniels announced that the funn
would be used for tho erection OF a
n1onollth memorial near the entrance
20 New York harbor. Memorials to
the British and French forces will DO
erected IL Dover and Calais. respec-
lively.
Naval aviation forces. operating from
Dunkirk and Jillighoime constituted
the CHIEF contribution OF the America n
navy to the patrol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
Poets.

rl.c other day lady with a bullying fo-e-
head and IN earnest face asked Us which meas
ure of verse preferred TO express lofty
thought.
Don't you adore the dactyllo hexsmetcrc"
she asked brea thlessly
II seldom write luericks,' VIC replied; where
upon she viewed Us with alarm.
Just what i dactyiiic hayamctcr is we don't
know, honestly. II fact there lot o.
things we don't know. For instance. we're
not up on the ShakcSperian sonnet; but that
stuff Of Omars gets us-cspccially the veree
where no went into tho picnic grove with girl
and jug OF vino and sat under
TO hear tho music in her lightest sigh
And watch tho champagne bubbles in her eye !:
And when the jug was empty, to pronounce
His ma ledictions country dry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07

There WAS time, gentlemen said the
speaker, when ten cents money when a
street car ride nickel and whisky was
TWO for a quarter. when women bought stock.
inss for 90 cents and mans cravat was abou,
80. when"
nat 5 tho TRUTH shouted n venerable man
IN the crowd My grandfather wrote il down
ia his diary. ana he WAS in charge OF ihe Third
gun on DunEc!'s Hill when the British"
Ana so II is. day' by day. that We gather
fragments OF Days that We're and weave them
into the warp and woof Of history.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
The Golden Are.

Gentlemen who look forward with nervous
dread. hun; up Isaiah (frsj book after the re.
marks OF Solomon) and read thc first verse OF
Chapter e. There will DC 4 time when seven
women Will hold fast to one and offer 10
buy their food and clothing if he'll just
let each OF en- be Mrs Jones. In the language
OF the page in Mark Twain's Yankee in King
Arthur's Court:
Would that l might die now ana live th.n,'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
BoNiLLAs TO BE CANDIDATE
Mexican Ambassador ut WaS!.in&ton
VIII RcIinquish Peat to Run
for Presidency,
IBy Associated Press.

MEXICO CITY. Jan. 6.-1gnacio
Bonillas, ambassador to the United
return to Mexico City January %. to
become candidate in the Ipresiden-
tial elections. according to information
here.
The same sources are quoted as stat
ing that Jose Diego Fernandez. at
viii succeed Senior Bonillas as ambas-
sador.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER :. 1890.

The recollection by the Board OF Aldermen
and the Common Council OF Judge j. Hoge
Kicks us judge OF the Juvenile and Domestic
Relations Court is fitting recognition of SER
vices ably and faithfully performed i'll a posi-
-tion Of large responsibility, and will meet
with the hearty commcndation OF The entire
>Citizenry OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
No RextrIctions on Travel to Cuba.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 6.-Sureeon-
General Blue announced today, in an
swer to many Inquiries, that all re-
al rictions on travel between this coun-
try and Cuba had been lifted by the
public health service. Tor a short
while there was q quarantine In effect
because Of the arrival here from Cuba
of several persons afflicted with small
OON,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07

!. One effect OF the present cold wave which
has gripped the country will be 10 impress
the pubic with tho wisdom of the admins
trations coal compromise. Had the strike
not been called off, the country would now
he facing a period OF terrible suffering. Ii
the compromise means only Il truce, il were
better that, with the final adjustment
,threshed out during the spring and summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07

Refuses to Dissolve Tri-Stnte Hody.
. GREENSBORO. n. CT. Jan. 6.--The
ing the two Carolinas and Virginia. In
session hore today, rejected proposal
separate organizations for tho three
States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
REPAIR WORK FUMEs SPENT
Unless Congress- Makes Naval F,,rI.
W,,s, r n,,,t ard employees

WASHINGTON. Jan. .--Unless Con.
gress makes 100000 OF Navy Depart-
ships. many employees al navY vards
VIII have to be discharged on Febrm.
airy ]. the House Appropriations Com
Gals. ''@S"i oli'
No statement OF the number OF men
VINO ov might be affected was given.
ro,u SVan,S one thousand persons arc
20 por cent are on repair work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07

Springs eternal in the human breast" derive
some consolation in expectancy of q future
favorable decision as to 2.75 per cent beer
and light wines from tho fact that the court
divided five TO four on this, it's latest decision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
Enforcement by Regulation

TEE Nolstead prohibition enforcement act
lays down certain rigid lines Tor the gov
eminent OF tho nation under a dry regime
but at the same time il leaves MANY i'm
portant details 10 executive regulation Three
government officials are charged with the
preparation and tho execution OF these recu-
la'ions. The Secretary OF the Treasury heads
the list; the Commissioner OF Internal Reyc-
nue. comes next, and the Prohibition Com
missioner is the last OF the group
These three officials are required To make
bone-dry prohibition effective after January
IL and 10 inform the American people exactly
what they may or may not 10 under the law
ana the regulations, and the work cut out for
then Is surrounded with obvious di0icul,;cs
Many perplexing questions must be answered
by them and must be covered BY regu,a
IONS, which will be complained against how
ever they may be drawn. and which will
work apparent hardships. however liberal
they may be intended.
Already The Treasury officials are cor
irorted with such problems as that OF allow
ihE certain amount of intoxicating beyer-
ages in the Kitchens OF hotels and restaurants
for cooking purposes. There is no direct
mhibition Of this, and yet the government,
can casily forcse. possible abuses OF suc,,
:" privilege, and must provide some means
OF controlling the use OF liquor for cookip q
urposcs.
Also the question of maintaining stocks
oil liquors IN club lockers has perplexed the
government officials Most clubs in wet ter
ltory resorted to lockers when the conntrv
"eh' ON dry basis but the prohibitionis;,
are hsh,ing against the TOO free use OF such
q system. with the government inclining IN
~. Use or lockers for beverage storage nur-
/; roses 10 those club members who actually
! hve on the club premises
me law says. moreover. that no report
need he made TO the government of luuoy
| he'd ~ private individuals In their resi-.
aehces' although all other liquor stocks must
~ reported TO the internal revenue officers
I'M promises to become a matter Of more
or less regulation also. In fact the ru,o.
which the treasury Department Will make
ana seek to enforce are scarcely less impor.
tant than the rigid provisions OF tho law
themselves, and the government shouid find
an early opportunity TO inform the public
OF IT'S regulations in this connection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07

Production OF petroleum in the United
States in 1919 was approximately $4,000, 600
barrels. increase of 10000 goo barrels
over the production OF 1918. Yet, announce
~ment has just been made of an advance i'll
price of cent gallon hy the Standard Oil
Company. Evidently, the oil nagnates do
not agree With Attorney General Palmer that
the peak of prices mas been passed us re
cards their products, anu the public is wait
Ina for proof as to many other items which
center into the daily cost OF living.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07

whenever the Democrats want to test
poiiticai sentiment in by-elcction. they go
20 me south to hold it. Maybe that is why
S She PRESIDENT shows Partially to Southern
'"hgressmen IN making appointments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
Voice of the People

.Leue.s must give the and address, .,
writer reaUestn. pu"Sneo u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07

iiccause we give Mexico too much rome
~ incatan, source OF our hemp supply. our
farmers are threatened with scarcity Of
binder twinc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
Charcoal Eph,s Daily Thought.

"pcy ain so proud dat he cyarnt
take tumble" said Charcoal Eph. rumna-
lively. Hit take wife Z show him whar he
sit on 1t. Try pickle, Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07

Nj Springman. Of Alexandria who dis
appeared mHsterously three weeks ARC, and
Tor whose murdered body the police have
neeh faithfully dragging Four Mile Run.
writes chcerfnily from Alabama that orera
tona may he suspended during Tho ho,idoy.
Which is considerable Of Mr. Springman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
Wilt Pray for I2urone,. Snro,

NEW YORK. Jan. G..-Sunday. Jun,,.
airy -, mas been set aside by tho
american SECTION OF the World Pres
oStcrian Alliance rs a day of PRAYER
and intcrcession for the SUFFERING
brethren of the reformed faith" Of the
continent OF Europe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
bound To Come.

Washington newspaper headline says:
"Wcather Man Assaulted" Didn't read the de-
tails but We went sinilingly, cheerfnly,
to shake some more British thermal units out
~ our furnace, knowing that some good sport
had helped us 10 our revenge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07

Dudley Field Malone once had high stand
ing in Democratic counsels hut in later
years he has drfted on into radicalisn For
That reason, has application for membership
IN the American Legion has been rejected
The boys who fought 10 make the world safe
Tor democracy do not regard democracy and
rGdicalism as Al ali synonymous and their
conception OF the meaning OF the terms is cor
rect. Democracy is essentially progressive
but radicalsm IS the reverse. of progressive
il lays the foundation Tor reaction to condi-
lions which civilization has outErown True
malone disclaims that he is radical What
! nave advocated and shall continue TO ad-
Socate, he says is return to the Con-
stitution IS il was written no; IS it is con
stentiy perverted by officials and courts The
trouble with MaloG" is that he sets up his
own opinion as 10 ;ile meaning OF the Con
sttntion against the construction placed
upon J; b. The courts, ana officials acting
under their decisions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07

All candy stocks are going up, because
50 much candy is going down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07

There is NJ contrasting the truth OF The
saying that "straws show which v.av tho
wind is blowing Hence there is sisnia-
canoe III Tho published Statement, 10 ;bn .f
feet that the ola Bryan league n New yor.
is-,o be revived, and that Harry ". Walker
an o'd-time representative Of MIR lsryan in
Sew York City, had started on :. ;our of he
Empire state and New England 10 interyjew
,ne l"Fmer Bryan workers. II Mr. Bryan
mas seriously announced abandonment OF his
ambition 10 reach tho White House il J.. 10,
oi public record Recently, he has dispIaved
many evidences al revived poiitica! activity
ana those Who are inclined TO ridicpla III.
ap'i'tF 70 come back IS cader of the
democratic .rty bni evidence tina, the wish
rs iather TO The thought. Indeed, il il ]. ones
non II ar, bTIan has really been displaced
~ d ieanef o. ms party Certainly The cleo
non OIL NJ wilson does not porlend as much
ioF ne owes ms hrst nomination 10 Mr. BRYAN.
no See",o homlhaiion vas unopposea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07

Some OF these days employers are going
to strike "sa:ns; making UP that sodarned
roll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07

I'it down for every little drive that comes
along, one dollar. We've got used to drives
that don't notice highwaymcn any more
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07

TELEPHONE iiandolpfl l..
Private branch ExchapSo
connecting with uu depart
LIts.sllS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07

BRANCH Uffi1kS: WasI,-
ingtun tfI6 New York Ave-
nue.; New iu,k City. Fifth
Avenue Buiiuing. Chicago.
Peoples 1ns building,
phhauriphin. Ivi0nI,i frHs:
BuiIiinE,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07

Address ALI. COMMUNICA-
TiONS to The Timcs-Dis-
put,h nu MOI IL inuiyidunls
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25


Il u with much satisfaction that
lhe American people read VIlls stale.
meni by General Ohrcfon. he rfVo.
lullonnry leader now ln supreme
control Of Mexico.
"rhc pnllcy Of President carfan1a
louard ne United States was no.
lirnal suicide. what Strengthens
lln uulicd Hlniea Strengthens Mex.
SEQ and what woakcns the United
States wcakens Ncxlco. Ny IDEAL
for the relations briwccn Mexico
and TIE United slales is 10 make
The International bpriler like tho
canadian boundary. withdrawals
iroops ond having only customs oi.
lIcials Carfunaa's Interpretation or
ihe Monroe doctrine vns 2 mistake =
car4aaxa may have been sincere,
hut " 10 be- |s not the only states
man Who has hrmlehi a country io
lhc tcrre of ruin through his ohsil.
nate persistence IN a LAUNDERING. sui.
ridal policy. Here At last. after years
% scnscIcss anloeonIsm IN the Uni.
ted 8laics and foolish ihwnrliaf ~
an that his country has tried 10 Do
for Mexico h Intelligent recognition
of lhn relations that ought 10 exist
between ihe Two countries.
What Ohrcron anya be- wants Il
precisely what The United STATES
wants. We 80 mol want % have "a
maintain an army GA the Mexican
border indefinitely. We want peace.
friendship. good understanding and
mutual courtesy and hclpfulness in
ell matters that concefn ihc Two
nations a small portion OF our
prcso may uree ilneo policy Of
invasion and annexation: . few Of
our wealthy citizens with bie mler.
esis Ia Mexico may be unduly pred
alory; but neither % these elements
Represent the people % the United
Hinlrs.
n Ohrcgnn can usher In q regime
that viii make McxIro a. good
neiehbor as Canada more power 10
him. We have waited long and
pnlisnlly for this day.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

Major N||||etn 60|IM1 IsItfa
d|sarrshI|'nfn| #t1n IN 4'Is bro
4hied h|n H||l d 4'I| |4A..aA s. 5
boy 7or ~ h.| planned A0 .on
70 bear A|a rINH nan|1 81 They
nan'od nfr laN'H,'iIa |H.|.Ad 81
Iam1s 1fa |1|I VIA 4Io|I .1mrsntI
|n Itmn|5 NnI .hc uf1t<d |nlaI
r|N|t finally |.ftt CD bandits Iltm
fN'a et19h| 3 YY 'o Ihe ,0II||e
Ntt.8 14d mefrIti 3 Yn1na and
wealthy aviator Such h I01 0|hl
n nutshell oI tt||'1i Na..I|t aee
Faramonn| n|H'0If I10 .t|4n|na
I||f|. uhItn viii I0 .s1I. M int1
''f4'tI |en|ehI Il Is 1H|41.|| h b.
Iht most en|HI|t|6|n1 r&|nlt ID
Nn|th Miss Mason eftf k0s been
aern' i|rr pql|faya| ~ nf role of
if|nmf N||||Hnn. H|r| uNh works
N iaIInI< 1nd docs her 81 for
nrf fo.ntN y ore ~ ernaI dra
nHl'l 6|fth4|h and h|1t|@ enjoy
ab|c Nile. Nf'fh 3 ri 'aadne
man and TIE .nppor| e 81 ne hest
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

There aptna % ~ 4hsl 4. rallied
friction 1f1Alns IA be n|l||udn OF
the Young and nld people % Ih|s
ely. which makes i VERY 1lIfl
cult Cor some oI Ia y exercise and
a|sp|oy onr entertaining ability 10
make things interesting enough to
hold our young and 90 people 10.
gelher. and Inr moro difficult %
nuke Columbus appeal ~ ihon.
u ls entirely up 10 The c|lItne Of
Columbus 90 make his lively and
cordial Town and 20 Wr|onine
everyone II \ ouf loyal dulS N
make columhus appeal to lhf now.
conner mofe 40 than the people who
live hrre. a. Il IA certain |he people
who live here will be conienled a.
long as we can make Columbus NJ.
tract he slIapger Each and every
one of ns know that sc,IIshnce1
PLAYS Hrraf parla IN Inc taec|lIcs ~
friendships. Let us who have friends
and wish 10 keep them soe 10 y That
our selfishncss PLAYS none but cumic
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25
IT. EEl.Is mas nEPUrATI0N
AND llE Didn't I08f
AM OF "a sUNDAt

The reporter for The n paso
Tluiea IN speaking o. Lieutenant
Ellis ~ coIhmins. says s0melhlna
lhnl viii BEAR Itpeiillun,
I'lelaenaul Ellis ls the pitcher
LIqnltnonl White eecared on rush
nftfr tor assistance ~ Columbus
headquarters FfI|IlY niNhl when the
lcom management figured that the
pitchers alIo had boen working for
ne Path Infantry II Fofl Bllas dur,
|ns ihc last week would not DO ihc
The uonIff Nlle game with lhe N.
|ffnalIonala
N|lIs came billed ns the Gath H.
fanlly'a leo pitcher. Ho more than
n'ade eaaa Ftrif h the came he
Was d h|l Nild. but ne had mara
smoke a'| IhH way lAun an 0|I4lyla
c|sttfausf Eeose 6lin Besides hat
Aa fel|ah|a arm. Hills also Nonl
Ike 4 FELLOW Whn has something IN
ne brain Department. he pitched
4 hfedg EIN
'ihn ti'h a1rnhd faur of i|s seven
l1n4 while Ihe IDlnrnuiIonals ald
nQ' ~ ~ e4fned run of E|l|s
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25
Cattle Company ExtGIminales
Over One Million Prairie Dogs

PHOENIX. ARK, May pa ny A.
soclaied Press y Complete exiormi.
nation 81 what was considered one
o. The largrst prairie dog towns
N lhc West has horn iepofled IL
the predatory animal inspectors o.
flee here by The Chirlcakua Cattle
Company % cochise county. south.
eastern Arizona. Morn ll|on i.oo0.'
900 prairie dogs were estimated 10
have lived on the compnny's ranch
o. more than 5000 acres until lhc
management started an offensive
against them. Now their Vaef honey.
combs Of underground burrows are
utterly deserted. ille compang 70.
pefled
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25
John TOIias vhihks We'll
Of Goldsmith Maid
Copper Company

~. ...II. 49, a. I.
- '''', i'um 'ne railroad,
fprit'ife miles irom blebce and
fifly miles from Douglas, Arizona.
Ia Cochiso county IA locnied ihe
f,ol.,.m,,h uo,s c1o,.o,. c.,..,,..,,.' I,
49," --'. e,P'e' ~'''pH"s' /"
vt ''''a','n when - uncoser'nS
orns and obtaining assays on the
ores already N sight which appor.
emily viii make everyone connected
win the corporation rich.
y r. forrestfr, representing the
company. was ln Columbus last
week nnd made ar agreement with
John Iollns 20 represent tho com
pany m Columbus. Mr.. Tollas went
e Arl1onn last week 10 look over
ne companys mines and has rc.
turned enthusiastic. Mr.. Xolias said
he iiimfciI had 10 be cunvinccd be-
fore ne would nticmpi u ssli stock
70 his friends IN This city.
John Wilson Ross, attorney for
i|lc company, and T. r. Forresler.
pies'ltnt showed Mr: Iollas around
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25
aMn l.. G. WRIGHT on TIM
COURIER MAS A sLIckEh

Demine. May -. ig2o.
Mr.. Wilson kilEure Editor Courier:
near Mr. KIlgore On May i2 Mr.
l. q. Wright called on AS stating
that ne was employed By you aud
was short ol funds aud asknl That
Ne YET him hnrr four dollars. and
slated that llr wouh return same
ihc next jay from Columbus; We
are carrying this a. 4 cash item. -
u YOU will prevail upon NJ. Wright
10 send M lhc amount. Or will send
u 10 us ;of him. u will h. much
appreciated.
with kindcsi regards. We are
n. NOrdhaus 4 Sons Go.
Tho Daily Courier believes "Mr.
l. q. Wflshl- u due little pub.
liclly. The man never w0rked Tor
The Daily Courier and az his person.
atty II unknown Il ls impossible 10
descrIlse his appearance. Daily cou,
rler emplnyes. anyway, should BE-
easily recognised hy their diamonds
and illey invariably carry check
looks also.