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The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-06-12
YOUR OPPORTUNITY ON SHOES FOR The FAMILY

Space does the different styles and prices
our standard therefore make straight Oo M
DICTTON ON EVERY PAIR OF SHOES in The FOLLOWING
LINES: Cosset Dean Mems Shoes D1teh0e
and Coset and Blen and Life Line Chdren
H0S AND NOW THE OPPORTUNITY SPECIALS
Mems mahogany oxOrds English flat last $3.50 value atS5
90 a oodvear Kennebc and Augstan brand OF
ali sizes and lasts, up % $1O choice $O.+0
20 na mahogany chrome oxfcrd Bates Benchmad
Kennebec and Augustan $1050 to $12 1888
Rows high grade English flat last IL to
Rows gun metal high top shoes English and other lasts solid and
dependable, worth SIS, choice 20 80
Bows chrome Village School make, LIZ to 20
in Il IL to z -
Bows white oxfOrds dressy II IL to S4S
pair boys solid leather shoes sizes liz 20 ana
1-2 only choice =. - S- -
Mems welt Ofd broken Sizes $3.50 to 50 value
---- 20 ~
Mems and Palm Beach oxfOrds SzoO
light and dark tan calf I'd
make tO-days cost
100 pair shoes and buher pattern all solid leather
Weyenbere Milwaukee style work shoes solid
Lot sO4 Goldman made viii hold in kind Of
- -
Lot 500 our highest grade work Shoes S449
Women's kangaroo cf work
THIS is THE NOISE
15o .r ore and chdens Shoes canvas leather prac
caIy mostly low quarters but some high TOPS.
''O~ (No exchanges or refunds on this lott
rs pair high and Ow top Shoes worth from
60 pa Ladies' pumps oxfords and patent
worth. all the way to Sc, choice iSo
SO pair grade and high and oxfOrd
genuine turns and wells, choice $3.50
of
but sonec of ,choce @2So
The crearn Of all takes highest grade So to So
All vas Ked high and low top white boys
to No. 10, worth up to $175' choice Soc
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-06-12
OLD TIME BARGAINS PICKED
AT RANDOM

Blue chambray and cheviOt Work Shirts, yoke,
double stitched, faced sleeves, extension neck
band, pearl buttons, pocket, cut full, sizes
Il IL to II, $l.2S
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-06-12

The observance of the following suggestions
will aid our service to you during this sale
Shop as early in forenoon as possible Please 90
not ask that several items be sent ON approval
On c. Q. D. orders in the City you may pay me
delivery boy with safety and ne wan -
,,o, hill In ordering over the phone, please give
order to clerk answering phone, since the spec
ial clerk you prefer will probably be busy In In
tbat case leave your number and clerk will call
YOU up at earliest opportunity. We thank you.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-06-12
YOUR OPPORTUNITY BOYS
CLOTHING

Please note that IN addition to the dras-
tic cuts ON boys Summer clothing
we have received some hundred OF our
Fall Suits for boys in correct Fall Models.
We have included these in this sale at
least 1920 under Fall price.
IS crash suits in sizes 8 to II, gray and
tan, well made and wash well, $3.50 regu-
a. - S4.39
40 Cool Cloth and Palm Beach Suits, were
So and So, choice -So'4S
Entire line genuine Palm Beach SUITS, our
price has been $3.50 and $40, while otn-
ers asked $3.50, now. -------So.So
100 FALL SUITS JUST ARRIVED
80 suits, good grade cassimeres IN neat
dark colors, price will be $40, your oP-
portunity at 80
Sc in the beautiful brown shades for r all,
lining to match material, new yoke effect
back, Fall price $3.50, your opportunity
now ------------------
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-06-12

y items advertised we
Aasity. At these prices
are apt to be broken
ongly advise therefore
esiOns. In ordering by
may substitute where
alng selected by US is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
The Cause and Cure
for Self-ConsciousneSs

Dear Miss Grey: want 10 ask
you II there Is cure for ~elf-
consciousness. I am now 81 years
Of aSe. and am continually meeting
the public have lots OF friends and
20 out n good deal. but stiIl II seems
that ! arm getting worse instead Of
better.
II Is very embarrassing. 20 say the
least. and II You can aid me In any
way. II certainly win b. appreciated
-sELF-coSscIous.-
y scorder n ssy Of the many pec-
plr sho compiats Of being seif-eon-
s<soxs harc crcr stopped 70 anaIvse
fh<ir frosbiss and decide trhaf self
cosscsoux.ess really "a re u the
esiv rur 70 free oac's self Of sxch
- cf1tcflon-for. tndcrd. u rs an
offIicsion
For some vcusos ~ other. srA>fter
- not re hare -1scie-fraek-
minds. w are most Of ~ capable Of
eriv one eso idea at . time. ard 1,
that sd>a x -seif.- or -hosr do 7
Sookr- or -whaf arc peopis sasrtsnc
" m>r- hosc cgs a MAS or scor,a. b.
osBfhino but -s>if cosscsoux-r s-d
! ko>r. Oh. hosc. crs he ar she BE Gerry
tnscvssfinc 20 asosh<-s
There u j~sf ono scsy 70 r>oorev
rom seif-consrtossress. oad that Il
20 eroscd o-Ss Wind 20 f~a Of
tnovchfs abors ofh~v people ord
ether fhsrcs that there u no room
70 think Of -self-
Der~fop q hobby. q h GOOD 70,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
IF at First You
Don't .Surrsed"

Dear Miss Grey; arm 4 young
lady and attended business college
for some uno. but a. I could not
afford n. stoppcsL Now. the thing
want TO know IN how can I In
crease my speed on the typewriter
I, have rented one. and try 20 pnt
some time on n each evening. and
have pracsiced great deai. but "
does not seem 70 help n you could
give me some advice would BE- VERY
thankful II &. A.
FROM n.y. osr~ part experience. \
shonid say that patience and pryse-
psrarcc are the ftco cAtef requisites
~ ordrr 90 derciop speed on the
tpperr,fer. 10 u not easy, kro.c.
az ! took q course - tosch type
,r-ffirc. ard In orders 20 bccorr ef-
ficsenf befirre 7 am safe IN saying
thai % cost rss . rvrafer amount Of
ererCv thar aspfhfrc ~ise har~
cp~y done. Bat ~ IL ~orfh srhlc.
ard wti D. Of rais> 20 yos as ionc
as POD hr, n vor harc not al
readv done 30. get a book % iessoss
and foifosc zach one carefrfiv--sc-
iecs sentences sphsch contass cr~vp
i<fter IN the aiphases. ard write
schoie pager ~ them Repessftos V
the secret Of speed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
Confessions ofaBride|
lCOpr1gt 1920 BY The Ksuspa per Enupr,e As,odaon)
THE BOOK OF DEBORAH
ANN BOASTS LIKE A MAN-PROUD OF HER
MANY ADVENTURES

TIN ss brcad minded ms any rirl
you know. Your grant me thatY''
more liberal than most" Deb as
-ntod.
Theoretically. an not expect my
husband 10 ioa> a decent interest IN
other women simply because he has
married mo. Why. I admit n amuaos
mo To talk with that brilliant repro
bate. vanl I do not object at all "a
any OF Bob's casual acquaintance,
but II hurts m. horribly To have him
spend part OF his leisure regularly
with Katherine when he and have
10 many lovely interests In common
! feel cheated I've always tried "a
grant him all Of hts rights an a
human being and not 20 think al
ways % male and female In social
mattera on. Debhio. deari IN I'd
only lived In tho old time when the
women didn't know 90 muchi or
else In the new time when they viii
know everything. and won't care
any more-'
My goodness. Janet softfyf rco-
pie will hear you rav~ Let's go,
Ann ana soF
Not yet want IN sfsy rfgfss
here. dear. promise not 90 make a
public spectacle. but I intend TO bow
nweetiy 10 Bob when he roe- on,
with his-his- snis-hia lady friend-
Not oh. not You must not-
Il tell you there's nothing 10 fear.
I'm sane. But Two suddenly de
vcioped n perfectly horrtd headache.
guess IT'S caused by this new hat.
Too heavy. ] never wore II before.
The band II too tight
-rhs dressing room door i- rirhi
behind you- Better 20 In and take
u off for few minutes Push your
hair into tho rown That win help
iot.-
nc you'ri hook sf,rr Ann
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

NEW HANDBAGS or
PAINTED LEATHER
Some novel bags that are being
shown appear 10 be made Of bears.
altho they are really Of chenille en-
broidery done in aii-over designA
Other bags are OF painted leather
and brocaded silk
CASH RAN OUT
How long did your honeyInocn
last7-
why. Just Ike me other moon,
II faded away with the last quar-
ter."-BoHton Transcript
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

Pcrseas soAs ha,s preeirv~s
.cAAch fh~y DO cot earv TO ecaftde
~ prt,'sfe letter o. rAcr<. nay
s~e Cp~fh.s 0rcy al her orrsce IN
The Star Rlde- e,-ry Tuesday
and Thsrsfav hof,ccc- the Ao.rs
81 9 TO ~ q ~ and 10 10 o. ~
To accommodate ,eortsrc pcople
tche earnof cove az that nse.
she scs1 BE- IN the efrce earlier o.
iafcr ~ sppeirfwert Please do
sof ee-e at ANY ether n-e. a.
kass 0vev cannot aff~~d 70 Aer
s-sftse becasss ~ fAs constant
s-fcvrspfic~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
NY CORA MOORE

fSesc fork's fashioa Authority
Triootin- drczsc. for street wear
arr fashioned with little JACKIE, rf'
fects and VITA vests that are either
Of tho same material Embroidered.
or OF some beautiful broeada fancy
ribbon or chanoia.
They usually have the wairti'ne
dropped about two inches below the
normal. often with a suggestion Of
bionsing over the brit
Tho accompanying sketch was
MAZE from n model In burgundy
tricotiue with the embroidery done
In black 1oas. The sleeves. cut in
on. piece with the Jacket. are given
beiishapsd cuffs and the walsuine In
marked by a heavy silk oordeiair-
Tho hat. too. IL Of trieotins. faced
with black satin and trimmed simply
with long black satin -auil-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

vsdrv fh-gs: poa n>ed not bore year
frserss nth 70. but get 80 snferestcd
IN 20 yourself thar pos ccrnof for
oct ~. so interested ~ 70 that voa arc
al,caBs picking up information oil
IL. asd cannot fhsak Of yourself. And
IN addsfso. 20 thss. caifiuufe an ss-
icresf N Others: forget voar otcr
affsirs 20 think Of Others: help fhc.
try 70 tssuais-c their Hires IN me In
esdcnss fhcv relate 20 voa There a.
not room IN ANY ore wird for oil
fhesc fhiHcs at once and yoar self
corsctomvscsx- usu ;nss naturally
hnd that there "a no room for u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
STUFFED ONIONS

good sized onions
slices salt pork
- cup leftover meaf
Y cup nuts
Ia cup cooked rios
salt and paprika
tablespoons grated cfl~cD
Scoop out center n onions Chor
this center part with tho salt pork
Cook In a frying pan all brown. Add
meat. nuts. rice and salt and pepper
and mix thoroly. FIN onion shells
with mixture Pit In a buttercd
baking dish. pour boiling water
around them. cover closely and bake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
BROWN BREAD

~ cups graham flour
% cup white flour
y cup corn meal
y cup moias-cs
cup sour milk
y teaspoon coda
y teaspoon salt
Mlx sour milk and mola~~~s Add
soda dissolved in little cold water.
Mix dry ingredients and beat into
firrs mixture. Put into : gr~ancd
and floursd i.pound baking powder
cans and Efrnfn for . hours Bake
20 minutes In a moderate oven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
Selfish Young Men
Impose Upon Hospitality

FffN't - pm aSNFteseN
Dear Miss Grey; Pleas ten me
n I am wrong In feeling hurt to-
wards men friends who ask 90 call
On me time after time. Accept my
hospitality and never entertain me
In any way, I cannot give them
hints. as some girls say they do. but
as many girls complain Of the same
thing. your opinion will DO greatly
appreciated thank you
IN DOUBT.
n tsrr fstr-tf tss'f richt Per-
Maps the rourc rsc~ feel they are
fafferirc yos ~ ccnscrfing 10 b.
entertained so often in yoar howc /.
esf " they do. they are very SELFISH
An youre ~cn are not like fhaf. as'
thankfsi 10 sav. Whp not drop these
that "a. do not satsfe thcm aCais
srfa they return sonse Of your hos
pffailfy-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
lSAUERKRAUT WITH
MASHED POTATOES

pound hrAut
potatoes
butter
salt
pepper
u cup craekcr crumbs
Bon and mash potatoes Season
with nait and pepper and butter,
Cock trnut for 20 MINUTES Put a
layer of krnut in n butiered baking
dish. Dot with butter and add a
layer OF potatoes Continue alter
mating kraut and potatoes until all
Il used Sprinkle with cracker and
bake In n moderate oven for Is min.
utica. There should be equal parts
u sauerkraut and mashed potatoes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

misery.
Look kindly upon your nice hus-
band. Mira Jane" tho bebe chartered
HE came here with Kath just 10
spoil my harmless little npreel Smile
on him like an Old dearr'
scowicd instead at both Of them
II was an involuntary soowf Of
Indebtedness
"Aw. cheer up. Janior- Ann came
close 10 me and turned her flower
like face up 10 mino You SOC. it's
this why. told Khth ] was coming
here for n lark with Van Now Kath
Isn't notionai. not by n long shot.
hut she said this was no place for a
little fool like me 20 be seen with an
old fool like Van" Nor. gigEio1
ANN. YOU'RE boasting like a manr
I said narcanticnlly. YOU'RE proud
Of your many adventures r-ad-
ventures
"surc thing. Elsa why 10 In for
'em7''
Go To Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
PLASTER OF PARIS

FFLHDIE H OF FHhID
n you srn doing n bit Of patching
Of plaster with plaster Of paris try
putting about half n teaspoon of
vinegar into half pound Of plaster.
Tho plaster win stay soft long
enough 10 comfortably patch three
or four places. And IN 20 minutes
tho patches win be hard enough 10
paint or paper over.
s~~~~~~~~e~~-e~>-~-~ ~~>~~-~~~~~~~~~~~
TN tender. Remove cover. sprinkle
onions with grated cheese and
brown. Make sauce Of tho water
in the dish and pour over onions
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-13
Five AViatOrs Killed In
Mexico; After Villa

Eli PASO. Texas. July a. Five
a,ialors, flying in the Finni airplane
"Farman." which was cn route from
Mexico city Ia chihuahua for the
campaign against Villa. We're killed
IN am accident 10 the plane near
Tlnaiilaa. Lacatecas. according in
news received IN VI Pso Monday
The plane fell IN the ground, the
report stated.
Captain santana. In charge nf the
plane. was among the number The
others killed were Lui, prcciado de
IN Tore. Martinez Alha. Jose rrias
CerNanlcs. and Rernahc Gutrrel
AuWsiin Enriqucg and Augusio Ian
ger were injured
Details of the accident are lurkinr
hut Il Is believed by Ponce dc leun,
director of the aviation school ai
Mexico City. that the accident was
due to an atmospheric condition and
not 10 a defect In the plane.
The bodies of The dead avialnrs
have been sent 10 MeXho City An
other attempt will he made io reach
chihuahua city with The plane after
Il has been repaired.
Chihuahua City newspapers arriv
ing In Juarez Monday contained mo-
notice Of the accident, hut main
lained the hig plane was due "a
arrive in limenel. II was also stated
floiilla Of airplanes would be senl
to aid In the fight against reyolu
iionary generals, and that hangar,
would be built NJ iimcnrz rarral
Santa Rosalia and Concho. One air
plane is 10 be sent io iuarel, Chihua
hua City newspapers stated.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-13
villistas Captured
On American Side

~ pASO. Texns. July i3-No
notice Of a suspension uf hosiilitirs
,lias been received frum The Mexican
hirh command by Chihuahua mill
iary authorities. according 10 a iele.
gram received by Luis Monies de-
oca from Colonel Guilcrmo Nalle.
chief of starr az chihuahua CITY.
small hands Of Villisias who have
separated from the main force have
been reported IN The southern part
of Chihuahua and have been cnn.
mitting dcprcdations. Federal iroops
have been sent in pursuit
Chihuahua advices received IN
luarcz stated a small band of the
Nillisins who passrd Ia the Amcri.
can side 10 sinurgle mmiiions had
been captured by American troops
and would hr turned back 10 Geu.
oral Amaro.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-13
D. C. Supreme Court
DscidesAgainstFaiTChiId

WASHINGTON. d. C.. July i3.-
Justice Bailey of the District Of Go
mmhia supreme court today Dis
missed the proceedings brought By
Charles Fairchilds of Nrw York.
president Of the American Consii.
tuliOnal League, Ia prevent the pro
mitigation OF the ratification Of the
suffrage amendment and lo test the
validity Of the equal suffrage law.
Justice Bailey held the court WIS
without authority in inquire into the
nclion of the legislatures IN raiify'
ing the suffrage amendmept and
thai The court also had no authority
10 pass upon the validity Of such
amendments.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-13
Allied Prime Ministers
Give Germans More Time

SPA. Belgium. July i3.- The Allied
prime ministers at the conference
with the German delegates here 10.
day decided not 10 insist upon The
Germans replying io The Allied ulti
maium regarding coal deliveries at
2 y. m. today. The time limit has
been extended until Wednesday.
The Russian soviet government up
IN this afternoon had not replied IA
request OF the Allies that an arm
isiice be arranged with Poland.
ladislas Grahski, Polish premier
is due 10 arrive at Warsaw today
from Spa. bearing assurances from
the Allies that ample arms and mu
nltions will be- supplied Poland IN
case the Russians do not agree 10 al
armisiice or unduly delay iheil
reply.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-13
WANTEDFORDTO
HEAD The new
THIRD PARTY

CHICAGO. lll. July a.. Henry
Ford headquarters m The Hotel Nor.
risun were opened here last night
10 promote sentiment IN favor ol
his nomination for the presidency
ON the third party ticket
Charles n. Hoffman Of the exec.
ntivc committee Of the Committee
OF Forly.elshl. IN charge Of The Ford
headquarters. said the action was
10 cryslnllxr the increasing senii.
menl IN favor q Ford a. nominee
of The third party
Among those who immediately an
nounred their intention of working
in the interests Of Ford wns Robert
T.. slancill. prominently connected
with the progressive campaign "
1912 and executive assistant to vii
liam q. nedfield during the latter
part of his administration of the Dr-
parimrni Of Commerce. One dele
gate from each state was named n
member Of The Ford committee
of foriy.eiphi." within the party
proper.
Ford badges appeared on many
coat lapcls during the evening, and
a. substitute IN some eases for
ribbons bearing senator LaFolleile's
name.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-13

CHICAGO. Ill.. July l3,-Thc anal.
ramaiion NJ the principal groups
attempting to form o new political
party was effected here today.
The Committee of ForiyFipht'
voted to JOIN the national Labor
party.
The large Nonpartisan Leagur
group and a delegation of single
raxers marched into the Labor con.
vcniion's session today and an
nounced they had decided to anal.
uamate.
The Committee ~ Foriy.eighl had
voted To amalgamatr before they
heard The report Of their conference
committee on the stumbling blocks
10 the proposed union. There are
the plumb plan and the imposition
of a tax on capital
The Committee NJ Foriy.cighi
voted ln recommend a platform
plank for the public ownership and
democratic control of transportation
facilities, including the siockyards
and large abaiioirs. grain elevators
terminal warehouses aud pipe lines
and tanks"
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-13
SMOKERS NOT
ALLOWED AT
FLORIDAWELL

The Florida oil we'll people, the
surfoundine country Ton snd ~
DENNIS. and Columbus. Ion. are "a.
cited over the prospects of Oh
Demins d filling up with oil
sharks. and investors. On lcasca are
increasing IN value every day. That
b. What arc on The market and there
are very frw Of them
n b understood The FLORIDA peo.
pie have disposed OF OH their hold.
ings that they desired a. sell. Flnnn-
cially the company u now IN splcn.
DID condition.
A. regards ihr we'll. sayi Z. ..
CLARK Win with Rnsina Patterson
visited The site yesterday md has
first hand information. The company
will not permit -mokinp within 2Oo
feet OF lhe we'll.
They have completed remening
nulsidc of thr casing anil are going
iinwn approximately ~ frel day.
The drill is nnw IN thc second oii
4litiN aihl thf infmdiiul- HfifW OF
sand ~ best quality and blue and
pink hne.
The we'll u nuw dawn around tho
1900 foui mark and Manager CLARK
r emphatic in siaiinr that from al
conditions and expert advice anil
knowledge they VIII find oil froin
100 in 500 deeper dnwu
Hundreds ~ people visit the we'll
daily
Over AT lola and Houtiale where a
'feNas romuany wants Ia drill they
find u impossible io get the nerrs.
sary leases. landowners tightening
up the same a. many did around
Columbus.
AZ the Valley oil well here Nrssrs
Mhitver and Duncan are working
from daylight io darkness end,avor.
ing Ia l0osen up the six inch g. sing
&. y. kniffin. who has been in T"xas.
arrived In Columbus yesterday aud
is also busy nj the well.
OIL news may hreak Loose any day.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-13
Successful Revolution
In FaT-Off Peru

LIMA. Peru. July ~. -Revolution
broken out In BOLIVIA. according 10
dispatches from la paz.
The government headed by prcsi-
dent Gufrrcra has been overihruwn
and the president and members Of
his cabinet have been made prison
crs, II is reported. Baulista sevedra
has assumed power and Is being sup
ported by the army.
Newspapers say the revolution "is
a crushing defeat 10 the present
Chilean policy pursued by the Bo
livian government and vinhicates the
community of interests existing he
wecn Peru and Roliyia."
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-13
Non Partisan and So
Called Labor Party Join

CHICAGO. llk. July i3.-rhe Rev.
George G. Richmond Of II. Louis.
Missouri. today opened the convrn.
tom Of the Committee of Forty
eight with prayer and received
some cheers.
We are not concerned about
heaven aud hell" Rev, Richmond
said during his prayer; 1T ~ this
worlu In which we are Interested.
AS Jesus failed. 30 do We
Rev. hichmond's prayer charged
the Repuhliran candidates with
taking orders. not from Jesus. hut
from Wall street. and also charged
thr Democratic party "has sold out
those forces within IN which face
moral ruin aud spiritual desolaiion.
Continuing the prayer. Rev Rich
mond said:
we are corrupt mean. low
visioncd and selfish. Forgive ms. q
God. and In the great revolution now
coming save ~ from national DIS
solution
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-13
Chauffeur Charged With
Shooting Wealthy Lady

NEW LONDON. Conn, luly a.
Bernard Geissler, a chauffeur, who
II Is alleged shot and killed Mrs.
Arthur y. De Cnrdova. wife of a
wealthy New York broker and hi.
employer. wnme motoring with her
IN North Sioningion yesterday, and
then th have shot himself. died here
today. The hodies were found be-.
side ihe road
Mrs. DE Cordova loft the Eastern
point hotel. In Groten. IN an auinmo.
bile. driving with Gcissler. She was
stayipr NJ the hplel with 4 sou and
danghier
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-13
I0INED ANN 10 OBTAIN
NEtESSARN EDtCArlON

Maruano Ruiz and vivian Iuian
Of Las Vceas both joined the United
States Army this week 10 take ad.
vaniaHe of the educational facilities
now bring Offered by Incle Sam.
Both the boys have been attending
the State Normal hat a. they ran
out Of funds they decided to ~ into
the Army 10 finish their education.
-Sana Fe New Mexican.