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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-03

1t looks as IL we were to have the
French shoe and its variations with us
for long visit, for the stubby toed
little foreigner has host of fast
| friends and has only waned a little
| in popularity after a very successful
spring season. Yet milady's slender,
Iaristocratic, long last is still pace
or two ahead.
For the average American woman
who strives to attain the height OF
good taste in dress. whose idea is to
be smart, and yet conservative, the
long vamped model, with perhaps a
slightly rounded toe for walking and
sport wear is the thing. This type OF
American woman in her most seri-
Gus moments is endowed with many
sensible ideas, and displays them in
her dress. But she has her frivolous
moments as well. and it is then that
she flaunts her femininity.
For sports and daytime wear the
oxford plays its unusual and leading
part. These are found in fall models,
in calfskin, cordovan or Russian calf
and are shown with either the plain
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-03

New York.--A sugar bowl riot
browke out among the 1850 immi-
grants in the Ellis Island dining room
when for the first time since the war,
sugar was substituted for molasses on
the tables. Several aliens were re-
movedto hospitals. one with three frac
tured ribs. Som of tn hundrds had
not seen sugar since the first months
Of he war. They Immediately began
to delve with their fingers into the
sweet stuff.
Peking.-Kwangsi troops that .n-
vaded Fukien as protest against the
ousting of the Military governor, Lib
Mo iChi, owing to his alleged Anfu
leanings, have been defeated by
Kwangtung troops under Chen Kiung
Zin, former governor of Wwangtung,
according to reports here.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-03
B1y Marie .SH1hI

of dark materials and are usually laid
lin plaits. With these suits are two
kinds Of blouses. For the school room
are the tailored models with the long
roll collars, edged with lnttierpres
roll collars, edged with a little narrow
fluted ruffle. They are made of dim
ity with the ruffles of some plain ma
terial
For the more dressy occasion, very
fluffy blouses have been designed to
4 wear with the suit. These have the
lace trimmed collars and cuffs and Of
ten are caught at the neck with the
black Windsor tie.
| The coats are made of heavy NIX
lures for everyday wear and cut ruil-
ier than in the past seasons, and have
from one to three capes as trimming.
Many of them are fur trimmed which
makes them more attractive sru
much warmer
The school girl on more dresSy oc-
casions wears a straight hanging gown
of velvet or velveteen trimmed wnn
wool embroidery, or hand stitching
Very few wool Jerseys are shown
this year, and those few are in bright
colors and suggest the sports suit
And SO the young Miss of today
steps out of her business of playing or
of being educated appropriately garb
ed for the coming winter, in the most
attractive and at the same time the
most practical things the designer
could choose.
Portland.--A resolution proposing
the erection of new steel bridge |
across the Willamette river to replace
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
FOR TI4E ENLISTED MN
OF CAMP FIRI.0N6

The Courier In the near future
viii publish q special edition TiVinr
the history If the famous Oh 2iih
Rrgimrni. This ssiltinn Will contain
ile pcrsainai history ~ the rcEineni
frnm the ceionrl % the cnlisici man.
n Will h. something different from
snythinE ever published IN that u
~ill b. a complete. rcadable hisiory
~ tins organization. ard specially
io'ichnE uTcu The personal hiSiors
of the sofdirrs. fVrry meml,cr 90
the -uh Regiment viii b. mcntiqnrd
his name. Nhsi b. hss accom.
plished rtIs'riaily anyihntE nnie.
wurthy. whether IN ci,h o. army
hfe. Thi- cdiiiun viii b. sraiirrrd
hr,iascasi. and wiii b. larEer IN poini
II number % Iapers printei than
vas eVrr issued hy any neNSpapcf
in tn Southwest
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
Boy Of 7 Years Killed
While Playing With Gun

RATION. \. M. July 23.-John c.
llippich. years old. residing with
his parents al koehler. was acci.
dcntally shot and killed last Friday
evening when he took down a gun
which was hanging on the wall and
vas IN the act of replacing u. No
one witnessed the accident and Il Is
supposed that he hunE u up BY the
hammer and Il was discharged. the
shot cniering bis heart and causing
instant death. The funeral was held
from the Catholic church IN Ration
sunday afternoon, and huriel made
In Mount Cavalry cemetery.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
Sporting Editor Of Times
Lamhasts Floyd Briggs

~rhc prclins IN The last show fell
flat when Cyclone hriaee threw the
club down IN The scheduled semi.
windup IN which bout hrirgs wus b
havr Tangled with Gorilla hahc ca
bell. Hrirrs lacks whole lot cf
hcinr real sport Ne sot what he
asked for M the way of terms froul
the Fort Bliss hoxine Association
and then. ut the last minute. backed
cut OF The bout hrlEes should
never b. permitted 81 box al Fort
Hiss aeain. Ne Is he first man oi
the 2llh colony of hoxcrs 10 ever
put a dent in a boxine contract.
NJ paso Times
The Courier still believes In
Briggs. Ne has not shown up ~ ",
with his explanation as IN why be
ran ont" with nabp Cahell Monday
niehi. hut The Courier believes his
story Will hold water
Anyone who saw The Rrigrs.h Heck.
Nnncs nght few weeks aen viii
hardly believe nrirrs was afraid ~
Uahcll. Hc tnnk everything Hook.
homes had and while bis shade was
hy an cyela-h. he won. The Courier
will wait Tor Rrlers story ANYWAY
hcforc 4 accrpis the " paso writer's
slory.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

RATION. y. NJ July IA. Mrs. A. r.
Dorman. wife Of A. r.. Dorman. rep.
rcscnlallve Of The knight Campbell
Music Company for this district was
found dead hN her husband who
entered the house 10 find her lying
cn the bed. She was gciiinr M
when death came. She had not hrcn
very strong for some time. bat her
death was unexpected u her family.
A physician was Immediately called
and pronounced death due TO heart
trouble. Dorman and family are
wcll known throughout the state.
having resided al Vaughn before
coming TO this city.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
Confederate Money IN
Circulation IN Berlin

BERLIN. Germany. July 23--
American Confederate currency In
large quantities has been discovered
IN circulation In Berlin and other
parts of Germany. Outlawcd paper
money has found ready takers
among the unsuspeciing who have
rapidly exchanged Il for marks AT
current rates. One merchant i
knuwn to have given eS0oO marks
for a bundle of Confederate bills
The American Chamber ~ Com
merce here has issued a warning
urging Germans and ail others to
have American money carefully In.
specled by banks before accepting Il.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
Thirty Piece Band For
Funeral Of PaupeT

SAN JOSE. Cal July "a 30
pierre hand will b. in Attendance at
the funeral of Jose Castro agrcd In
mate Of the county hospital here.
whose body was found today In a
pond in a downtown park. Five
,ears ago. d became known follow.
ing discovery % the body. Castro
deposited IN a local hank money 10
cover his funeral expenses and con
iractcd With an underiaker 20 pro
vide a 80 piecr hand and a hearsr
drawn hy sir whitr horses. Owing
10 the dearth n while horses tn
undertakrr will b. unable io carry
oui that part of his contract An
aaloniobilc hearse will h. sutsii-
tuied
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
Narrow Escape When
Motor Car Jumps Rails

MuI-ARn y N luly s1-lo-c n.
Anaya irack foreman for the \ n.
o.. had a narruW e~capc lat wcrk
When the muiur car which b. vas
tunniue Jumped the track while
travelling a. the rate of twenty miles
per hour. Sf,eral nicn wcre ridine
un the car at the time 10 The acct
dent aud an Wcrc thrUWn tn the
SIDE of the track but escaped with
inly slighi hruiscs Mr.. Auaya vas
n cbargr ~ the SANG ~ Wurkmcn
and although he Was haily shaken
up ami hruisci about the head q b
ihvughi hrs injuries viii not pnlNr
serious A lacTr h,,lt On top Of thc
rail q supposed b. have caused the
rrchlenf
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
County Agent Hurt When
Auto Leaps Into Ditch

CARRIZOZO. \. NJ July s3.-Agri.
rultural Agcni stuart Siirling has
hccn confined to hts hcd for the
last few days a. the rssuli of an
automobile accident. Siirling. IN
company with Dr. Johnson ~ the
state rollcge. was driving At a hirh
rate n speed IN Devils canyon When
one of the front wheels II The car
came ofs. thriving the machine into
the ditch. StirlinE was rendered VA.
conscious by his fall when the car
went oNrr amt was al once taken ~
his home and medical aid sum-
named While b. was hadly bruised
and cui about the head BY the fall
u T. thought that his injuries will
not prove serious
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
Misjudged Distance,
Had His Back BTuken

ANTHONY. \. NJ July n Fran.
cisco Miranda was taken tn the ~
iaso county hospital "Wednesday
suffering with a broken hack ard
internal injuries as a result ~ being
crushed on iip of lead of hay.
Miranda was driving a wagcn loadci
with halci hay into the South Ncw
Mexico Farmers Association barn.
ami the halcs weic nilcd higher
than usual. not SWING the man room
io pass He was in a stooping pos-
ture when the accident occurred
miranda was employed by Wright
Fdmondsnn. a local farmer.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
Gasoline LEAKING.

A Conncctine Rod. who has heen
writing for the Courier for somc
time under the head,ne -Gasoline.
evidently has sprung a leak, a. hi
contributions lately have shrunk up
like the water IN a Ford radiator. u
b. would pui his spark up higher
'and take his fooi OF the brake. ami
alsa keep to the highway instead oi
setting on the curhing. he would
make u on high all the time With
cut heine compelled lo have pune
tur,s Vuicaniscd. and thus his col
umn would APPEAR a. usual
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

The Courier reporter. IN making
his rounds yesterday afternoon. had
an experience that nee,i>i an expla.
nation which fortunately he ~
cciNrd IN time ta r'lieNc his over
weighted mind n seemed that
wherever h. passed or called the
hahies and children were out of
sorts n the father was near. ty he
was cross too. and the reporter ~
reisri very frw civil answers from
either urrhins or the fathers. The
rXn'anaiiun vas EASY enough when
b. Vas informed that yesterday was
The day tn Pythian Sisters inert
fhsf vas enough.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
WUman's Nude BOdy
lammsd Into Trunk

NEw YORK CRY. July a. he
nilir hoiy of a WOman. aulmed iuio
trunk. vas discovered by ar
eu,pl0scs II ne American Railway
Exprtss Company afnoug the un.
claimed baEEare In the cotapanys 4
East Fortyfourih street ~arrhcuse
The illnk uas recrisct from D.
truit. Nrhigan. June A. last-
neiirVinE thr trlnk coniainr.i
l.erishahie niefcbandise. an exprrss.
man opcae,d q and fosrnt the bsriy
rhcgc Wcre ~ marks % yioirnce
ur The Curp<r
The TRUNK uts shipre.i ~ > urau
SIZING tht name anf aiiress. "A. A.
Tielnrn. iaf Harper street. neir.ait
Mch1zrn. the police say.
fhe trunk uAs atircssed b. James
pei1nlas. Nru fork Ciiy.
The body. whieh hi bra cottrcs
cter ulih fcminine uearinr aQF|aFe'
uf r1,ni ulnleriaL had l.en rramrr1rd
into M irsuk. uhirh uns tao nrl'
hall feet hlsh and ihree fesi loas
1 Tue uoman aqgarruily was D.
iuera . arf ~ ycars ga ~ nrfin|
( say. and NrIfled nlnclrl ~ ran.n|I.
-----A- -
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
sraND 0FF u. Plso Now.

pecpie Who war slarrhod cellars
can nov have Them ironcd On the
mast 40 a. dale manner b. scndin-
ihem to the Columbus steam Laun.
dry. phone -. A new rnllar mAchiuc
has been asidsd u The equipment.
.f'iaking tins ccnccrn r1t only the
iarsssi but onc ~ the hcsi leundrics
in ihc state The payroll of the
laundry lasi Neek Was So. AMI 4 i
approximately the same every week
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
Miners Attacked b West
Virginia HillhIIllss


WILLIAMSON. W. Va. luly %,
Two miners worc wounded today
when The Portsmouth solvay Coal
Company mine n frceborn wa a..
tackled. Il y ailcHed, hy pertons
hidden M the bills on the Wcst Nlr
ginia and kentucky sides of The Tug
river.
A detachment of The state couslah
ulary with hloodhounds was imlne
dialcly ucnt frun Williamson 70 the
scene Of the shcnslne.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

|RNNNfN'h iANAN Iah' u N'tNAAN W
pacily with Drmingiies. business
and professional men. sOine nrcum.
panied by their families. nolored lo
Mimhres Hot SprinGs IN call Oh Sen.
aior and Mrs A. u. falL and Incl
denially 10 enjoy the hospitality and
splendid cuisine for whirh the hoiel
ai that place Is noted.
senator A. n. Fail. In his usual
animated style. was shaking hands
with Deming friends "Wednesday.
lie was accompanied by Nrs. Pail.
and while here Registered ai the
Commercial Hhel. having Just re-
turned frum Mimbres Springs where
the, spent most delightful week.
Mr. and Mrs: Sol Carrigan canie
IN Tuesday from Tucson. Arizona
where they have spent several
months with relatives. AMI enjoyed
vacation. after having sold their
moving picture shows IN Dcmins.
Both are looking fine and Il i deeply
regretted by their many friends they
have not come hack a. STAY.
There will BE- a baseball game b..
tween The Nhrlihaus team and Hon
eale on Thursday. io he played in
hondale, The nrmine team will b.
accompanied by several ladies who
hope 10 root for he fam ami help
them bring horne sos,d report.
Monday aflrrnonn l,oxs exniortng
ihe Basement ~ huiidinx on
spruce street found a glass iar con.
lainine the bodies of two prema.
inreiy born infants which had been
preserved IN formaliehytie. When
Tue hsi'iies werr found later nj the
entrance 20 the Armory ne iar had
been hrukcn Considerable excite.
inrnt prevailed until physicians
clearei w the mystery. n = not
snown who placed the hoiies n The
basement.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
Want Wilson to Stifie
Morale Of Poles


WASHINGTON. d. C.. July "a
Poland has asked the stats depart.
ment 10 formally announce io the
world THE moral support" Of the
United States 10 Poland IN her battle
agains the Russian Bolshcviki. The
suggestion also was made that a sim.
liar expression from President VII.
son would be welcomed and would
do much to siifien the morsle of the
Polish people.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

saturday evening dance will BE-
given AZ the Community houee IN
honor of the employees ~ the First
National Hank ~ ~ paso. WIN will
rrmain overnight IN Columbus and
un sunday play baseball via The
local team
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
Accept Wsge Award;
Only One UHi0a Baby

CHICAGO. M July SaAExec.
piivcs ~ the various railway work-
crs' unions len Chicaro to-day fpl
lo0ing = conference a. the renclu-
siOn ~ Uhich 4 Vas announced "a
had been dcchied hy all the reroe.
nilrd unicns. with the exceptiun II
fhf Order of RAILWAY rclrEr1p1crs.
~ acrcff uutcr pruiest the railway
labor hoarfs recently uaec award.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
uvH EEVlcE EXAMINATIONS


!. . lINIL HEhNIIE MAMMA
TloNS-Ihe United States Civil
Service Commission annoinces
The examination named below. 10
b. htld ID an early t4ie. Apphca
iion blanks and further inlorna
iioa niss - ohlainei irom ihc 81
cal secretary. heari ~ Citil Sory.
ice kxaminers. AZ lhe posl4llirc IN
this fily First erasi.. ~ rlcriral.
t11 ~ tiro month. vacancies M
the posilion II rierk in Various
Offices IN tn Quarlerulaslrr serv.
iee u colusabFk n ~
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23


Following The entrance into the
field ol fcdcral columns from Jim
enea santa nosalla. Ortiz and niat.
with the object of his capture. Fran.
cisco villa has gone south from las
Nnras on the Rio Conchos down the
nlo florida east Of the Mexicen
Central. according 10 late news ~
cciVcd IN JuareE "Wednesday eve.
ming.
The movement for the capture Of
Villa started Tuesday and ihr col.
umns took the field simultaneously
under orders of 6cueral Joaquin
Amaro. who is mainlainine head
quarters ai lmrncs.
Villa has unly small number 81
Troops. estimated at al,out 900 In ho
mcn. aud n h presumed that 4 viii
b. his object 10 clude the federal
columns without battle for the
present
Escohar Gives Up.
General !. q. Escobar. commander
Of a hriuad,. who has hecn ai cpncho
station and Santa Rosalia un the
Mexican Central recently. has been
crfnrrd to Nexicn City and will not
take pari In thu campaien against
Villa. Ne left Concho siai,Dn tor
tho capital "Wednesday. We Will be-
given another assignment u h NJ
ported.
Two DAYS before the federal move
mrnt against Villa started Ina. klins
Torres ~ VI Paso. WIN has been
working for the past few weeks to
hrinr about peace between Villa and
tho federal government, held a con,
lercnrr with villa near Saucillo. ac-
tortling to reports received IN iuareH
"Wednesday. The conference. held
nn sunday. was with the sanction
1T the Mexican military authorities.
Mr. Tarrcs returned ftrnm Mexico
City after the failure NJ hts original
mission with the Intention Of IN
ducinR villa 90 arrcc 10 terms that
would b. acceptable 10 The Mexican
government.
ArmiSiicr Win vHlA
According 90 the advices rcceiNei
In luarcE from chihuahua City oi
"Wednesday. Mr.. Torres arrangssi an
armislire with Villa that was in
commence AZ A. o'clock sunday eve.
nina. The official noiicr of this
armisiice was 10 be- communicated
10 military authorities In Chihuahua
hy the secretary of war and marine.
Apparently no such notice has hccn
received. a. federal columns arr n0w
m the field IN order 10 capture the
rrhel chief.
florreo del Norte. lcading news.
p,.per of chihuahua CITY. IN " issue
~ TUESDAY. received IN Juarcz on
"Wednesday. EiVrs notice of the ~
ported armislice arranged by hr,
Torres and announces that hosiilt
ties will erase for the present
luarrs military authorities ~
rciVei news of the movement late
"Wednesday cNcning.
Nlla had hem IN the vicinity II
piler d. Conchos on the Rio Concho.
for number of days until driven
oul last week BY federal cavalry a.
ihen crossci lo The easi SIDE ~ thf
railroad al las Naras.
u Is reported airplahes have ar
ri,rd Al limrneE 81 take part IN lhf
rAmpaian against Nilla.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
nld Rr.ldrnl ID CaIorado sprlaas

A letter received from Mrs. Susan
\ Nnorc states that she is having
q lrand Time al Colorado springs
where the hotels keep the steam
on~ ard where Que shivers IN The
air. She Describes tie scenery ~
wonderful hut not epoueh TO keep
her frum returning IN Columbus and
the sunshine state ~ the near m.
ture.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
Grant County Democrats
To Convene August 18Th

The Democrats of Grant county
Vii hold their couniy convention in
siiNcr CITY AusIisi ~. ai which time
ihr candhiaies Tor an the ronnly o..
hces viii b. nominated. THIS con.
scpiion viii also srlcci deleraies Ia
The state conNcniion which will b,
held IN las NcesS August "a
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
Easy Enough! Placed
0 Over I; Quick Money

ROSWELL \. NJ July s3.-NiVc.
ucs SandoVal. losc Garcia ami Juan
t;unralCt have h,-ru arrested herc
on a charrc of raising national hank
notrs. u b allcecsi that thcy raised
n bills 10 so and - bills a. so hy
plaeing a aero on tn noir. SAn,ioNai
and Gonsalct told local ofi.ccrs that
their hnmr was IN S,corru county
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

The Elile laTEers. known other.
wisc a. the Columbus thcater OF.
chcsira tonight gives a swnll hall
for the colorcd people Of camp AMI
town and two wrks frum tonight
they will give a dance for The white
people.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
E1ITg sAKzERs RaII TONlcHT;
NoC DaNtE FnoN : tNrfi--


Ysa are msIlsd d ailsnd ~ ~
hsarsais IL ihe Kite iar1rrs daiif
fsosn b. ~. tll . ,. "a ~ iAr
Co'unl1ra lhgairr. The kliie iQufrs
uill t|splay their iaieuis " q t1nrc
10 - gwen Frbiay luif "a q he
khuk Cab.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

The Daily Courier has Just re-
coivcd from the Gibson Art Com.
pany Of Cincinnati. Ohio. the very
latest IN auction and hfidgo tall,
cards and score pnds.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

'ihiAs. SAsF I Wilt make very
loN price on hts. hlecks ~ arr.
aHe % rralllr snWe cash. also
small oak oliRe deSk anl chair
gcf sale teN i.A iirwl,l
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

IN the salvage service NJ colun.
nus n n Application hlsnks and
Nrthcr information may b. Oh
laincd rpm the local secretary.
beard % cisll Service Examiners,
~ shc columhus n. A.. posiofiice.
2. = CIV SERN. CON. ann.
that a plumber nonciuralhual ex.
anllnelion viii h. hcld IN August
~ ie-p fer the liifptsc az FILLING
Vacancy IN The raisiilon %
plnnder ln ihr ulllilirs service az
celne'hus. n. n.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

T.. q. Moorc. noslon. Mass. wants
- worth Of Courlcrs. Ne win eel
them
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

VIII Warren will demonstrate un
lhc cornci al the Ellle laRrers ball
triday evening. guly -.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

LOST Between Columbus and
. DENNIS iirr rack and rim. sIse
txtH. Notify y. l. Peters Dem
inE ihe rad man. or leave at
Columbus Boitling Works for rc
wand.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

The Daily Courier Office has for
sale day books. 80 paHeA for % and
90 cents earh.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

.0ST-i7 isNel. a. sine open faced
goid watch between i0s6 and
if:ts. IN the garaEr of the Colum-
bus Motor Coinpany. Return to
rnragr and receive reward n II.
Huei'ncr
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

BrtlEe phisi sraEr elr'is a nall5
CenFscp efliee
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

LOST Rlark travelling har Monday
between here and Waterloo b..
tween hours ~ and 5 .. m. HAD
checks made out % W. d. Shea In
n. also had Mamsonn nnnneean a
Ryan envelopes. Return 10 Hotel
clark.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

MAN WANTED Good first class
shoe repair man; must speak Ems.
lish: top wages 10 right man. W.
A. Wakefields Columbus. 7'2i
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED
MAN wANTED-Go first class
shoe repair man; must speak Ems.
lish: top wages 10 right man. W.
A. Wakefield Columbus 12i
ron SALE
FoR sAIE-5o shares OF stock in
the Goldsmith Maid Copper Co.
ron sAI.E-siOO lot for s75. Ad.
dress p. o. Box 3i1 or call al
Courier office for details.
ron RENT
FOR RENT-Red Gross rooms back
Of our office. Blair a Hrllberg.
TO RENT-Thrce apartments. fur.
nished. are for rent in adobe build.
ing one block north Of Khaki club.
Mrs. O'Shea building.
TO RENT- Business house in post
office block for rent. so per
mouth. See Lee Thomas. 1'2i
FURNISHED rooms with shower
hath. Inquire third house south
Of Hoover Hotel.
Inquire ai the Daily Courier Of
fee.
MISCELLANEOUS
Nvw Lincoln Hotel. % rooms. 81
rcr day. West Broadway.
LOST AND POUND.
FOJNfl- Army officers blouse. Call
and identity same al poSioffice:
ask for Mr. prugcl
lost -Rlark travelling har Monday
between here and Waterloo b..
iwrrn hours ~ , and .. IN. Had
checks made out 10 W. D. Shea In
Il. also had Manson nunncean a
Ryan envelopes Return 10 Hotel
clark.
LosT-l5 i.ael. q sine. opeu faced
Eoid watch heiWeen i0sS and
ff:5. IN the garaEr of the Colum
bus Motor Conpany Return "a
rnragr and receive reward n H.
tiuelsncr
LOST Between Columbus and
DENNIS tirr rack and rim siss
&xtts. Notify D. l. Peters. nrm
inE |ihe rad man. or leave al
Columbus boitllng Works for ~
wand.
ICINu. erRKIgF EXAMINATIONS
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
LOST AND POUND.

FOCND-Army Officers blouse. Call
and identify same al poSioffice:
ask for Mr. Prugcl.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

TO RENT-Thrce apartments. fur
nished. are for rent in adobe build.
ing one block north of KHAKI club
Mrs. OShea building.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
ron SALE

FOR sAI.E-5o shares Of stock in
the Goldsmith Maid Copper Go.
ron SAI.E-siOo lot for SIS. Ad.
dress p. o. Box 9i1 or call al
Courier office for details.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
ron RENT

ron RENT-Red Cross rooms back
Of cur office. Blair a Hrllberg.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

New Lincoln Hotel. % rooms, 81
rcr day. West Broadway.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

TO REM Business house IN post.
office block for rent so per
mouth. See Lee Thomas. 12i