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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-08
wANTED-MALE HELp.
FfREMAN1S Small electric Ii

FfREMAN1 Small electric light
plant, good working condi-
tons, nine-hour shift, $125 per
month, good position for steady,
dependable man. Addres J. NJ.
Atkinson, Phillips County Light
& Power Co., Phillipsburg, Kan.
ONE Of the largest manufacturing institu-
lions in the city has several openings for
young men, preferably those with high
school education, with opportunities to de-
a reasonable length OF time. qualify for
good positions. Applicants will please
write fully as to educational requirements
business experince. If any, and other de-
tails which might aid in determining their
qualifications. N 81. care Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-08

GOOD OPENING At good town near TO
meas. You buy ON liberal commission.
good, permanent business for the right
man. but don't apply unless you have had
experience in the above lines; IL would be
useless. Phone or call on Mr. Corkill,
Beatrice Creamery. Topeka. not later than
Saturday morning this week
Arizona republican., 1920-04-09
CASA GRANDE VALLEY STATE LAND LEA SEES

CASA CYANIDE VALLEY
 STATE LAND LEASES 16O acres at Picacho. s5-p per acre. 320 acres south Maricopa. S5 per acre. $40 acres south Maricopa. $4 per acre $40 acres on main road. s4 per acre. 320 acres 2 miles out, s10 per acre.
 These are choice, level sandy loam lands and good location.
 DEEDED LANDS so acre tracts, $50 per acre. 160 acre tracts, $35 per acre up. 320 acres that can't be beat at $50 per acre and good terms.
 160. 320 or 4S0 acres in a block, good improvements, for $50 per acre.
 s. c. MILLER COMPANY
 g N. First Ave, Phoenix, Ariz.
 Casa Grande Hotel, Casa Grande
 FOR SALE-East front lot in high class residence section. Price S150 for quick sale. Phone 2519. bb FOR SALE-A small ranch near Flagstaff, Ariz. Two cows, also few horses. Suitable for a gardener or a stock ranch. Cool, healthful climate Close to town. Address $. s. Harvey, P. O. Box 1925. Flagstaff. Ariz. bd
 FARMS FOR SALE
 I have three small improved farms for sale right near Benson, on Bank head highway. Artesian water, good roads, fine soil and best climate in state. Price of land will double here in six months. Unless you have the money and can act quickly do not write. $. B. Moss, Benson, Arizona. bl FOR SALE-Cotton lease on 30 acres all plowed: seed goes with lease. In quire Box POS, Phoenix, or at Meadow brook station on Glendale car line, 1st place west. If
Arizona republican., 1920-04-09

IS YOUR NAME H. A Ashton and your address 309 East Taylor st.? IT so. accept this as your invitation to see the good show tonight at the 70 Iumbia, theater at the expense of The Arizona Republican. All you need do is to cfYp this invitation and present it before 3 o'clock TO-DAY at the buSl- ness office of The Republican. Identify yourself and ticket for yourself ana one friend will be presented to you for show. It,
Arizona republican., 1920-04-09
Tor Saie--keal Estate

GET IT WHERE THEY'VE GOT IT s4O0 PER ACRE FOR A FORTY WITHIN 3 MILES OF THE CENTER OF PHOENIX. THIS IS GOOD SOIL AND CLEAR OF JOHNSON GRASS. EXCEPT ONE 10. IT HAS A GOOD BARN, WATER PIPED ALI OVER PLACE, AND A 9-ROOM MODERN BRICK HOUSE. POSSESSION OCT. 1, 1920. THIS IS xTHE BIGGEST SNAP OF THE YEAR
 SEE COX, WITH PALMER
 10 N. 2ND AVE. bs
Arizona republican., 1920-04-09

10 ACRES, Well improved, fruit and shade. Priced to sell with easy terms. 117 North Second ave. Dp
Arizona republican., 1920-04-09

A15 National Bank of Arizona Bldg
 b.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-30
Monday & tuesday,
ANOTHER ALEXANDRIA CASE
1t Proves That There's A Way Out
For Many Suffering Alexandria


Folks.
Just another report. Of case in
Alexandria. Another typical case.
Kidney ailments relieved in Alexan-
dria with Doan's Kidney Pills.
n. ". Simpson, 1913 King street,
Alexandria, says: at was good
many years ago that first had kid
ney trouble and5I got so ! could hard
~ get out of bed. The pain and mis-
cry ! went through were terrible. My
back was lame and 50 sore ! could
hardly touch it. 1t hurt me to bend
over and l had terrible headaches.
Some days was so nervous J would
shake like leaf. The kidney secre-
tons were in bad shape. Sometimes
they were scanty and then would
have swelling Of my feet. My feet
would get twice their natural size and
| couldn't get ON my shoes. was all
worn out and didn't have the ambi-
ton to work. A friend told me about
poans Kidney Pills and ! got two
boxes ct Ashfon's Drug Store and
took them according to directions,
They helped me so much got thlee
mere boxes of Doan's and they en-
tirely cured me-. Since then | have
worked every day and have been in
fine health"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Doni
simply ask for kidney relne>iy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mr.. Simpson had. Foster-Milburn
Co.. Mfgrs.. Buffalo. N. Y.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
Appeal to Mex. General
To Remove BOIsheviki

MEXICO CITY. Iuly "a. Managers
of The various petroleum companies
IN the Tampico district. Il was re-.
ported today. have appealed Ia Gen,
eral Manuel palaez, military GOV.
ernoF of the state of Tamaulipas, to
prevent alleged Bolsheviki from
forcihly hindering The lahorers in
the district working.
The street of Tampico are now
under military control. according to
the newspaper Excelsior.
Ten thousand workers in the pc
iroleum fields around Tampico have
struck, according 10 reports received
by The department Of labor, and pri.
vate advices state the number Of
idle men is nearly twice that figure
The men demand a wage increase
amounting 10 - per cent
The strike will affect United
States interests more seriously than
Mexican, according 10 an interview
with the workers printed Ia the Ex.
celsior.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
Russia Empress and
Children Burned Alive

PARIS. France. July i6-Thc Rus.
sian Empress and her children we're
burned alive after the execution OF
Emperor Nicholas At Ekaiermhurg.
u is alleged m statements attributed
10 Alexis Dolrovilz. former courier
10 The Empress. which were pub.
lishcd here today.
Dolroviiz said he made vain al.
tempis to save his mistress and the
children, They were taken ta a
woods. brush wood was gathered
and huge fire started into which
the ruSai victims were fcrred.
Every time they sought 10 get out
NJ the firc, Dolroyilx said. they were
driven back AT the point of baynneis
Taiinia, one Of the victims. fled The
Iyre three times, and eventually was
pierce with a bayouet
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
Galveston City Officials
Suspended From Office

AUSTIN. Texas, July i6 suspen.
sion Of city officials NJ Galveston.
Texas. was ordered in a proclama.
lion issued yesterday by Governor
Hobby The Judge Of the city court.
The chief Of police, the chief of de-.
tectives and all members of the
police and detective departments are
suspended from office during the
pendrncy of martial Law In calves.
ton The mayor, city attorney aud
The Tour city commissioners are s,is
pended and restrained from pcr
forming ans duty appcrisining to
their respective offircs with refer
rnce Ia the enforcement Of the penal
laws Of the state of Texas and of
the city of Galveston.
brigadier General Jacob +. VOL
ters, commanding The military dis
lrlci of Galveston. Is directed io On.
force the order aud cause 10 be-
faithfully executed the civil law In
the Territory affected by martial
law. subject 10 the order Of the gnv.
ernor of Texas"
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16

Editor Daily Courier:
Dear Ed.-NOw that the 4. ;. not
postscript are going at top speed.
and as they gave the village of Go.
lunhus a very good entertainment.
which ! am sure all the town folks
enjoyed, have something on my
chest that think is too gobd to-
keep " myself. especially a. n per.
iains TO dancing, so here gues. Scv.
cral days ago ! received an invita-.
ton TO the home Of a popular couple
OF this village. for reasons unknown
10 me; hut ! WAS sonn to find Oui.
IN addition io myself there were also
present friend wife aud several 9th.
er young Commhusiics. After arriy.
ing at the prearrangrd destination. I
found that We had assembled for the
purpose of giving instructions to a
Young man. whom | will call Jim
for SPORT, In tripping the lighi fan.
iasiic. soon the Victrola was let
LOOSE and step number one was In.
auguraied. to the tune Of Don't do
that; do Il like this. leave your arms
hang loosely, bend your kneees. don't
walk a. though your limbs were
made NJ wood. Now. watch me" Ry
This time the Victrola had Ia be- r..
wound and a new record placed on
same. AZ the SECOND atiempt the
best demonstration IN the manly art
of iiuiiisu that the writer has ever
seen was displayed Now he pre-.
dominated with a hammerlnck. then
he shook hts partner with a stran.
glehold. and just ~ ! was about 10
break a halfnclson. they both took
The mat IN heap. OF ruurse. as
referee ofthis bout ! gave the first
referee Of this bout ! gave the first
been bit partial This slight IN.
rnpacitation halted The proceedings
Tor the day and Il was pronounced
a bowling success by all except nv
self ! remained mum. ~ there had
been hut nne fall. and until they
meet once more I viii not render
a decision. When this does take
place I will II possibr have The re-
suit Put inlo Your worthy columns. .
Respectfully yours.
INCOGNITO.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16

LOS ANGELES. Cal. July i6 4
sharp earthquake shock was fel,
here al 1910 o'clock this morning
The shock was more severe than
any Of the series felt here recently
except the one occurring June q
when heavy damage was done in
hnglewood and Ia the southwestern
section'of the city Of los Angeles.
A quick survey made Immediately
after The quake showed no damage.
but the investigation was hampered
by the apparent decentralization of
telephone communications caused
by the telephone operators bccom.
INK frightened and deserving their
swiichboards.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
Monterrey Withstands Five
Hours Assault; Country Safe

BROWNSVILLE, Texas. July Ia
Rebels under General Nillareal, who
attacked Monterrey. capital of the
state OF Nneyn Leon. wrdasrdny.
morning, fought for five hoirs be.
Tore They were repulsed. according
10 details received here. The attack.
ing party. Il is said. numbered 200
men. The first fighting occurred nj
The Golfo railroad station. where
virtually whole irninload of fed
eral soldiers with their women and
children were caught asleep and
Killed.
The rebels then attacked the fel.
eral barracks and the pcniieniiary.
hut were repulsrd. Monterrey has
been comparatively quiet since the
attack, according Ia this infnrma
ton
General Pablo Gonzalez. former
federal commander. disappeared
from his home In Monterrey after
The fight, the report said. n was
rilmored that some of Gonzaloz for
mcr commanders participated In The
attack.
Two hundred and fifty cavalry
men left Maiamoros, opposite here.
This morning for Monterrey.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
GETS 15ODlRDSHOT
IN HIS BACK, WILL
RECOVER

Yesterday afternoon soldier
named Mobcrley stepped off the g
o'clock train aud Immediately hiked
off In direction Trading lo tho
home Of hrothcrinluw. Il is said.
also soldier. and arriving At the
front door be was greeted with
command Ia beat II by hi- brother.
iulaw.
However that may be-. ne evidently
did beat H. A. his back hears cNi.
dence Some one took shot At him
and II was shot. all right. because
the staff nj the base hospital we're
busy for an hour iweeKering out nj
least 100 pellets which are supposed
TO be- used on birds and iackrabbiis.
Whey seen ut the hospital this
morning Moberley was restine easily
hut not on his back, however, and
Major Hansen said hc would be- Oui
IA a week.
His assailant, although the r..
porter was unable Ia obtain his
name. was locked up in the guard.
house.
u is said Mphcrlcy had threatened
Ia do a little houseciranme in his
hrothcrin-law's home When he re-
turned, and the brothcr.iniaw forti.
fed himself with shotgun aud
supply Of hirdshol
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16

INDEPENDENCE. Kau.. July TO-.
Feminine use Uf a pocket mirror
proved the undolne Of "Clenn Rose -
who for several weeks masqueraded
successfully as a harvest hand
Glenn then admitted she was a girl.
In police court where she wns
fined SO aud her male companion
$50. she stated that she had benn
teaching school IN Oklahoma and
was 10 years old The prospect of
making big money In The harvest
fields, she asserted. prompted her 20
start ON the escapade- She had
shorn her locks and was alfred N
0veralls. For some lime she worked
on a farm along with men harvrst
hands.
4 noticed she wasn't abN 10 DO
any very heavy work and had rather
dainty features for a hoy. said her
employer after the disclosure had
been made. "hui never suspected
that ! had a lady harvest hnnd.~
hand"
tilcnn's male companion paid his
nwn fine and LEFT her 10 wait out"
her fine In Jail.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
Wheat Drops 10 Cents
A BusheI in Chicago

CHICAGO. lll. July i6.--whcai
underwent sensational break In
prices here loday. The market
opened from unchanged 10 a,s cents
lower. Later II declined to 10 cents
lower. The decline is attributed
more To the lack Of buying orders
Than any great pressure 10 sell. As
low a price as $3.50 hushed was
touched for December delivery
against s2.7Os ai the close Of yester.
days trading.
q WRs estimated thai by midday
over a million bushels of wheat had
changed hands.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
ARMY BRANCHES
CONSOLIDATE; ALL
NOW q. N. C.

Consolidation Of The many depart
mcnis IN the Omitted states Army
pertaining 10 the various operaiinp
offices and their respective person
ncl and presumably making for
presier efficiency. a condition that
has been The hope Of everyone In.
lerealed nom the commanding Of.
ficer to oricrlies. has al last taken
place.
Under general orders No. q Of
the War department. dated wash.
ton, d. g.. July 10. inen, n IL stated
q consolidation Of the construction
branch. utilities branch, motor trans.
port corps. RIAL estate service and
supply division II effective from this
date, and The consolidation will here.
after he known A. the Ouarierinas
ter Corps.
All officers. soldiers and civilians
now serving In these branches will
come under the consolidation.
Telcgraphic instructions from San
Antonio yesterday Ia Columbus
places Major james r. Macdonald.
.. N. g. In charge of The newly
created consolidation. aud under the
same orders Captain W. T. HowIand.
.. N. C. who was ordered Ia Wash.
ington a few days aEo. will remain
In Columbus ~ an assistant. and
second Lieutenant Louis Gusiad. O..
". g. likewise Is named assistant.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
Pound; saltccllar of Morphine.

Last evening a soldier found salt
cellar half full of what apparently
was salt. He took II home bui found
that the contents We're far from salt
Tie turned the saltcellar over In the
has" hospital and upon being tested
u was found that there was a half
ounce " perfectly good morphine.
MAJOR Hansen says the owner has a
chance To get II back by calling and
identifying II. As the morphine l.
worth about $50, some one il IN hard
luck.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
Russian SOVIET Has
Not Replied to England

SPA, Belgium. July l6 The der
man drlegation 10 the conference
with the prcmiers Of the allied ma.
iions here today sent word To the
supreme council that their reply Ia
the allied uliimaium regarding coal
deliveries would not be ready before
: o'clock this afternoon. The Ger.
mans ARE expected 10 ask for modi.
licalion of the terms Of the protocol.
British officials here denied any
reply had been received from the
Russian soviet government relative
10 The proposal Of an armisticc be
tween Russian and Poland.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
Sore. Heads Start
a New Fourth Party

CHICAGO. lll. July Another
political movement, the Liberty
party. was today launched by for.
mcr members Of the Committee of
torty.eight" at a meeting following
The amalgamaiion of portion of
The membership of the committee
with the new National Labor party
yesterday. Judge Arthur q. Wras.
mayor Of York. Nebraska. aud Allen
McCurdy keynote speakers Of The
foriy'cighiers, head the new party.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
Dr. Ffeld Improving.

Dr Field. who is al the la-- hos.
p'lal suffering from blood poi-gninv.
hal a slight relapse yesterday bui
ihis morning showed considerable
improvement. Mrs Field II al the
DOCTORS bedside constantly. Major
Hansen says he will have his patient
nut soon and when this occurs Dr.
and MIs. Field will visit ~ pasn. as
the doctor realizes II h up 10 him io
perniil Mrs. Field 10 do more than
window shopping.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
CHAIRMAN sELIGMAN RETURNS
HOME FROM CONVENTI9N

Arthur seligman chairman of The
Democraiic state central committed
of New Mexico, Is expected 10 return
To Santa Pc this wrck from San
Francisco where he attended The
ncmocratic national convention. Mr..
Seligman, accompanied by his wife
and son Otis Seligman. has been
wishing Morton seliglnan. who is IN
IN san Diego.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
hid Ross Back In 2i,h.

Md Ross couldn't resist the allure.
ments Of the 2iih Infantry and 50
he reenlisicd. After his discharge
from the Army some time ago he re.
turned TO 81. Louis, bu' time dragged
heavily on his hands and when he
heard Floyd Briggs had won a dc.
clsion over Hockbones Il was too
much for him and he at once got ON
board Pullman for Columbus. lie
was welcomed with open arms at
the camp. for Ross is a Eood soldier
aud on added attraction at any game
from mumhlepegs 10 a Is round
battle.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
W. NIekrd fnr TInrnIrrr.

u. H. Huchncr of the Columbus
Motor Company Is looking for a
clairNoyani. ile l. up against II.
This morning hr was wearninu his
gold which and II WIS chained ~
his pocket. Hc looked ai the watch
ul ~ o'clock An hour later he
wanted to look at Il again. and he
has been wantine ~ lruk 1T IL every
minute IN The day since. lle wants
lo know who "nickcd II. Aud for
information he viii give suitable
reward.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
UNDER
ARREST AS REBEL
LOOKSLIKEPEACE

MiXlcO CITY. July 10. General
Pablo Gonzalez. former candidate
for president OF Mexico, whose cap
tlre has been reported here. will bo
placed ON trial Immediately. Il was
Officially announced here to-day
The government has appointed
Generals Coss Of saltillo. Estrada Of
Iacalecas and Aruar0 of rorreOn ns
members of The court.marlinl. nr.
cordihg 10 the newspaper Excelsior.
MEXICO CITY, July ID. General
Pablo Gonzalez, former candidate
for the presidency of Mexico. and
hriEadier Generals aCrlos ,Garcia
and Jose Sanias were captured near
Monterrey yesterday morning. nc.
cording Ia an announcement made
by the war department yesterday
evening. General y. Elias Gales. ser.
reiary Of war. conferred last night
with Provisional President de- Ia
hueria prior 10 issuing orders rela.
tive 10 the trial Of the offenders.
There II an uncOnfirmcd report
here that General Gonzalez has been
summarily courtnarllaled ai Mon
tcrrcy on charges Of rebellion. n lsl
stated that the war department con.
siders General Gonzalez a. the in.
tcllcclual head of the recent rcvolls
VI Generals Carlos Ozuna. Icsus
Guajardo, Ricardo tinxalcl and lri.
neo Nillareal.
Ricardo Gonzalez. who h reported
Ia have attacked Nueyo Laredo. h
said to have met with repulse and
fled. Women helped lo defend the
rily. Il Is said.
General Guillcrmo Meixuero. the
revolutionary leader In the state ~
Oaxaca, is In Mexico city arranging
Tor the transfer of his troops 10 the
new government. He is 10 retain his
command under the orders Of the |
war office, the Herald SAYS.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
M. SISTERS. SHE WONT
TELL HER AGE; VOTE LOST

TOKEPA, Kan. July i6.-Raiher
Than give her age when she went 10
the city hall 10 register. Mrs. Mar.
garet Hill McCaricr well known
aiiih1ress aud club woman. left
without registering. Mrs. McCarler
spoke before the recent Republican
national convention.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16

People who wear starched collars
can now have them ironcd in the
most up la date manner hy sending
them to the Columbus STRAIN l.nun.
dry. phone 70. A new collar machine
hns been added to the equipment.
making this concern not only the
largest but one Of the best lnundries
m the state. The payroll NJ the
laundry last week was s525. and II is
approximately the same every week
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16

Lieutenant White has joined The
PROCESSION NJ automobile owners
anh may be- seen frnm now on driv.
lng a Hupmohile. !. l.. Norwood
talked 81 convincingly regarding the
merits n the Hupp that The licuien.
nni couldn't resist. Mrs. white will
also have something 10 say about
The car from now on. ~ she inlrnds
w. III in the lefthand front seat.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
Invited to Marion, Ohio,
As Guest Of Honor

NEW YORK CITY. July i6.-All
candidates whose names were placed
IN nomination for the presidency at
the Republican national convention
ai Chicago are invited to attend the
Harding notification ceremonies at
Marion, Ohio. next week as guests ~
honor.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
Wage Awards Were Not
Correct, Says Hanger

CHICAGO. Ill. July i6.-Thc an
nouncemeni Of the railway wage
awards as published by newspapers
herr today are incorrect. according
10 q. W. Hanger. n member of Tho
United States railway labor board
which has been holding sessions
here who announced The wage
awards would he made public next
Tuesday morning.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
HOTEi ARRIVALS

Amrng the guests registered al the
Hotel CLARK are n T.. Mccormick
AMI 4, q. feasley, NJ paso; =. A. Ro.
sell, Houston, Texas; John $. Beaver,
albuquerque.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
Germans Sign Allies
Coal Protocol

SPA, BELGIUM, July i0.-The
German representatives here signed
the coal protocol framed hy uhe al.
lied preniicrs AT e:i5 O'Clock tonight.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16

Icno johnson lcfl on the early
train for ~ paso a. the result Of
n wire stating that Mrs. johnson
was seriously ~ In a hospital and
lhat The Necessity uf an operation
was urgent. Mrs. johnson has been
NJ VI paso about a week seeking
medical advice.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
ANOTHER QUAKE IN
LOSANGELES WITH
SLIGHT DAMAGE
lBy Associated Press !

LOS ANGELES. Cal. July 10.
A severe earthquake al 1910 O'Clock
This morning apparently ccnlered IN
The city of Los Angeles, caused some
slight damage 10 some Of The older
buildings. dislodging mortar and
hreakins plate glass windows. and
Tightening citizens generally. No TX.
icnsive damage reported.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16

I.osl-i1 jewel. i2 size. open faced
gold watch between iON5 and
li;io, In the garage of the Colum.
nus Moior Company. Rclurn io
garage and receive reward. r. n.
llucbner.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
Visitor From Houston.

Mrs. j. Blumenihal Of Houston
Texas, Is visiting her father and
mother Mr.. aud Mrs.. Sam Fein Of
ihis city, Mrs. n. n. Cohen NJ New
York City. sister of Mrs. Fein. Is also
p visitor NJ the Fein residence.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16

The patriotic land owners who a.
signed oil leases 10 Nessrs. Whiiver
aud hniffin may have them buck by
asking Tor them at the office of the
secretary of The Valley on Com.
pany.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
Is THERE No HEREAFTER
ron SUCH Sl.ACkERS? ?

LONDON, England. July l6.-rThc
hangmen Of Germany have gone ON
strike for increased wages. says a
Berlin dispatch TO the Exchange
telegraph. quoting German news.
papers. Al Meiningen. according to
the dispatch, the execution 0f a
murderer could not be carried out.
a. Halle and Munich hanRmcn re-.
fused Ia work.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16
LATE LOCAL NEWS
GATHERED HERE
and THERE
QuarlcrmasIrr D IIead b. " Pam

Major Macdonald departed for M
Pnso last evening on Army business
and viii return this evening.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-16

Daily Courier, 75c per month.