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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-07-15
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LSsssise I sa..sS ia. Il IN Il ~ ~ ~ s-ssa3
Captain Sager visited RuSt0n OF
Monday.
Mr.. Bill Grigsby has just returned
from a business trip to Houston, Tex.
Mr.. Lamar Taylor is in Shreveport
on business.
Mr.. Ray Oden was Shreveport Wis
it0f this week.
Mr.. Paul Madden of Homer, was il
Arcadia OH Sunday.
Mr. Will Thurmond of Beulah, was
a recent guest of MIR. and Mrs. b. A.
Madden's family.
Miss Luda Reynolds left this week
for Mississippi, where she will be the
guest OF friends at house party.
Mr.. y. W. Lewis Of Bear Creek, was
III town this week and was the guest
OF his sister, Mrs. }. Z. Harrell.
Misses Edmonds, Bailey and Gilbert
of Lisbon, are guests OF Misses Susie
and Minnie May Jordan.
Mr.. x. b. Shehee, of Ringg0ld, was a
guest of his son, Dr. Ii. b. Shehee and
family last Monday.
Miss Layerna and Wilbur Fowler
spent week with their father, Mr.
Fowler, near Shreveport, recently,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marlborough and chill
dren are visiting Mr.. .Yarborough's par
ents In Hickory, Miss.
Mrs. Etfie Howell who has been Oh
an extended visit to relatives in Ken
lucky, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Stone, MARY
Head and little son Of Mansfield, have
been guests of MI. and Mrs. II. L..
Runge.
Rev. ". II. Jordan left this week
to assist in revival to be held at
Oak Grove ihuroh, near Gibsland.
Mr.. Johnnie Crowson has returned
nome from the trip TO HortiaHd, oFe.,
and other points with the "Shriner
Special which he enjoyed to the full
est.
DR.. and Mrs. Graves Ferguson of
Arkadelphia, Ark, left on Wednesday
after a visit to their brothers, Drs
Ben and Claud Ferguson. They came
through in their car.
Mrs. Claud Ferguson has been visit,
ing relatives in Little Rock. Ark, and
missed the visit of DR.. and Mrs Graves
Ferguson, but will probably visit then
before returning home.
Mrs. Josephine Fuller has recently
enjoyed delightful reunion or hel
brother and sisters, who have been hel
guests. Her brother, Mr.. M. l.. Bak
er, of Dallas, Texas, and her sisters
Mesdames w. T. Burnette, OF Mt. Leb
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-07-15

extended. May the Heavenly Father,
in His loving kindness and tender
mercy, have them in His keeping. The
remains were conveyed to Liberty Hill
and inferred in the cemetery at that
place beside her companion.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29
Friday, October 20, 1920.

hope, speedily, when the whole world
will resound with the echo of a new
song, Justice to all and to the Jew
included" and surely the upright and
fair-minded people who live in our
glorious country, the modern Garden
Of Eden, will hush the Kissing of the
serpent, who is trying to feed them
with foreign poisoning fruit, for anti
Semitism, "Made in Germany" has
no place in fair America.
Let US hope that the song Of love
and harmony will soon be heard all
over the world and there will truly be
"Peace on Earth, Goodwill Toward
Men"
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29
ALBANY, N. Y.

albany, N. Y.
"Mrs. Jacob H. Schiff:
II hasten to extend to you and your
family my sincere and heartfelt SYM
pathy at the loss of your distinguish
ed husband. The State loses an honor
ed citizen and humanity a generous
friend, whose service to his fellow.
men will long be remembered.
"ALFRED E. SMITH"
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29
Chicago, Ill.
"Mrs. Jacob H. Schiff:

MRS. Jacob H. Schiff:
81 extend to you my deep sympa
thy in your great sorrow. knew Mr..
Schiff well and greatly admired him.
He was an effective doer of good
works. He was supporter Of every
thing making for human benefit. His
intelligent interest in the uplift Of
mankind was as great as his generosi-
ty, which was never ending. The
whole country will mourn his going
"WILLIAM H. TAFT"
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29
TELEGRAMS OF COINCIDENCE
FOR RELATIVES OF LATE
FINANCER, MR.. SCHIFF
Continued from last week.
kilograms Of Sympathy.

The following kilograms were
among those received at the Schiff
home:
"The White House,
washington, d. c., Sept. 26, 1920.
"Mrs. Jacob H. Schiff, New York.
"May | not extend you my heartiest
sympathy on the death Of your dis
tinguished husband. By his death the
nation has lost one Of its most useful
citizens. "a
WOODROW WILSON"
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29

ing of Mr.. Schiff. He will be greatly
missed in the financial, religious and
philanthropic world by the many who
knew him but to honor and love him
for his many qualities, sweet chair.
ties and great usefulness to his fell
low-men.
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER"
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29
aMr Mortimer l.. Schiff:

"Mr. Mortimer L. Schiff:
81 cannot tell you how deeply ! am
shocked and distressed by the I'M
looked for news in your fathers death.
/ honored him greatly, not only be-
cause Of his services to the world i,
many fields Of service, but chiefly be-
cause Of the fineness and greatness OF
the man that he was.
"ELMER ELLSWORTH BROWN,
chancellor, N. Y. u"
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29
Radicalism Absent.

lhere Is practically no Bolshevism
in Roumania, according to Leonard.
The peasants have been satisfied by
the action of the government in divid-
ing up the large estates among the
country population. Large landowners
were paid for their estates by the
government and strips of their estates
were sold to the peasants on the in
stallment plan.
The city workers, states Leonard,
believe in a mild form Of socialism
that will end eventually in govern
ment ownership of industries. No at
tempt is made to crush out this social
ism, the government believing repres-
sion to be an agency designed espec-
cially for the incubation of Reds.
Leonard states that Roumania is
flourishing literature and that the
terest in the drama is great. He says
that there are more than hundred
movie houses in Budapest where Am
erican films are shown and that Char
lie Chaplin and Mary Pickford are
great favorites. Every week, he says,
there are three or four art exhibitions
on. A canvas by Vermont recently sold
for 5000 lei.
Queen Thanks Committee.
Queen Marie expressed her appre-
citation for the work done by the JOINT
Distribution Committee in Roumania
in the following letter sent to Felix
Warburg:
Bucharest, June 20, 1920.
Mr.. Felix Warburg, Chairman Joint
Distribution Committee, New YORK,
U. S. A.
Dear Sir: take the opportunity Of
Mr.. Oscar Leonard's return to the U.
S. after his services in Roumania for
your committee, to say that the work
done by Joint Distribution Committee
has been extremely beneficial to the
Jewish population. also know that
your committee has rendered such SER
vice to other than Jews in my country.
hope the good work will be con-
tinued by your committee as long as
it is necessary. know Of your plans
Of rebuilding thousands Of homes in
Bukowine and elsewhere, and Of your
plans for rehabilitation, all of which
| not only approve but admire.
wish to ask you to convey to the
Jewish people in the United States
that am ready in the future also to
help them in this good work, just as |
worked in the past and during the
war when there were no special COM
mittees, and at which time we helped
the entire population irrespective OF
religious affiliations.
wish to assure your people in AM
erica Of my sincere appreciation and
heartfelt sympathy.
(Signed) MARIE
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29
"Long Branch, N. j.

"Long Branch, N. j.
"Mrs. Jacob H. Schiff:
at is with deep regret that the
citizens of Seabright learn Of the
death of your beloved husband and
our public spirited neighbor and citi-
zen We all extend our sympathy in
this, our great loss.
up. HALL PACKARD,
mayor Of Seabright."
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29

Tarrytown, N Y.
"Mrs. Jacob H. Schiff:
81 learned with sorrow Of the pass
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29
tuxedo Park, N. Y.

TUXEDO fark, IN. l.
"Mrs. Jacob H. Schiff;
an the passing Of Mr.. Schiff the
Japan Society loses one Of its found
ers and a staunch adherent Of good
relations between Japan and the Uni
ted States. He had abiding faith in
Japan and numbered many Japanese
among his intimate friends. On be-
half Of his co-workers in the Japan
Society, and also personally, permit
me to express a profound sense Of
loss.
"LINSAY RUSSELL,
"Chairman, Japan Society"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-18
MARINE CORPS SHOWS
SUBSTANTIAL GAIN

WARRINGTON. Oct. is.-Rs-
eruitins for the marine corps has
made . remarkable gain since July.
when s2s recruits we're enlisted. A
substantial increase was recorded for
August. when the total accepted ap-
plicants numbered 1895. and in Sep
tember the total rose 10 1856, more
than doubling the figures for July.
Early returns for October show q
still greater increase. and II IL ex-
pected that the final figures for the
enrreat month will far exceed the
0sDtemheP total.
Dalistmont figures In recent
0oaths have been increased b. large
numbers Of former marines who are
returning to the servics. Many Of
he ns wsrcruits are men Who have
only recently reached the enlistment
ass. and recruiting officers report
the younger recruits are attracted
BY the educational opportunities Of
fered by the marine corps.
The marine corps has not launch.
cd any special advertising camapign.
and the present unusual rise in en-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-18

ton studios In California while film.
Ing "Unchsnted Channels." the 10.
test Robertson.Colt release which
opens q the Liberty theatre today,
Mr.. Warner said:
"Overalls are being utilised BY
millioos OF workinsmsn throughout
the Unitsd tSates every day and they
seem highly sasisfisd with them.
really can't - Why they shouldn't
b worn by the Office worker with
just - much satisfaction. providins
The garment 70 properly tailored.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-18

. Although appear In ovsrails In
"Unchartered Channels" that Wa
not the first tims wore them.
have two suits, one which ] uss while
WORKING on my two automobiles and
the other. Of . special cut. 10 fish
With.
''lf ve should all make . con-
eertsd effort TO wear the garment Of
labor there 10 on doubt that the high
cost Of eiothing would soon find .
place smoas the other relics Of the
great var"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-18
AT THE THEATERs

H. b. Warner. the celebrated &C.
tor. whose correct attire has earned
for him the psssdonym Of the dan
dy" Of the stage and screen. believes
that overalls can be made to look as
they serve.
Interviewed at the Jesse d. HamL-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-18

Dek Ia Reno. Who takes the part
Of Satan" Humphrey. tho owner Of
the Glory Ann. the three -mastsd
schooner In "Ths Hell Ship" . vii.
liam Foe produetioa. starring Mad.
isins Traverse. which will bs shown
st the Libcrty theatre on Tuesday.
really came into his own on the wee.
ssl.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-18

listmsats IL attributed to the fact
that naay Of the new recruits find
conditions In the service desirable
asA ass Inducing their friends 10
Join.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-18


the canng
that
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-18

Joseph Lo. . resident Of Shanghai
renowned for his charities. 10 the
first Chinamsn to be made . Knight
Of 81. Gregory the Grea, BY the pre-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-18

A slass,sisA ~ vMi ssli Il.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30
Just Folks
SINCE JESSIE oIEp.


We understand a lot of things We
never did before.
And 4 seems that 20 each other Ala
anu / are meaning more.
I don't know how 10 nay Il. but slncs
little Jessie died
We have learned that 10 be happy We
must travel sice ~ side.
You can shaw your joys aud pleas.
ures. but you never come 10
know
Jusi the real depth Of loving till you've
got n common woe.
We're pest the hurt Of fretting-ws
can talk about u now.
She slipped away 20 gently and the
fever left her brow
% softly that we didn't know ne lost
her. but Instead
We thought her only sleeping rs w
watched beside her bed.
Thea tho doctor. remember. raised
his head. a. n % say
what hls eyes had told already. and
MA lNihtta Ntaa aNhas
up 20 then I thought that money was
the thing ! ought 20 gct
And ! fancicd. once I had II. should
never have . fret
Bot So lhal ! had wasted preciou.
hours IN seeking wealth.
I had mnde q tidy fortune. but
couldn't buy her health,
And mw thia truth much clearai
than ia ever seen before:
That the rich man and the poor mar
have 10 let death throagh M
door.
were noi half 20 keen for money a
one time We used 10 be
I am thinking more of mother an
she's thinking morn Of me.
Now We spend more time together
ana / know we're meanlug nor
To each other On llfo's journey. tha
we've ever meant before
Il wap hard 70 understand fii on
lAe dseaEy Alehls we've cried
Bul we've found the depth % lovlni
since the dag that Jessie die,
tcopsrlghi b. Edsar A. oueaiJ
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

THE odd sore is small. pint
i growth % thc. hunan No Which
= morc painful 90 q sensitive. shrinh-
Ing nature ihnn upsetiing the consom-
mo a. a six O'Clock dinner. Il i one
u natures efforts 20 humble pride.
and q something's - saccessfal that
ne victim viii not appear a. the NOV.
lng.plcfure show for a week.
Al medical aufhorlties asree that
the cause q the cold sore II harder 20
locnte than the relaiion II the aver
age SERMON 10 the text. some lnvesti-
gators declare u 4 cuused hy the same
germ which brings on the hot-rlvefed
hay fever. while others say that n Is
due 10 eating the seif-rising pancahe.
This latter theory seems 10 be dlsproF-
en b. the fact that thousands ~ peo-
pie eat inyer after layer of pancakes
ssery morning In the year without In
curing a solitary bleIEish. while 9th
en- Who live an abstemious ilfe on
onfmeni crackers and last nights
mnk arr oftrnilmes STRICKEN with a
cold sore which resembles a blushing
young onion.
The cold sore chooses o. own time
for-buddlnE II Il very particular 10
pot In an appearance the day before
aome volupiuous social event. and
when worn with a decolieie gown and
pink carnations makes = captivating
color scheme. Every once In a while
we read 10 fhe newspapers ~ some
high society wedding having 10 b. post
poned on account of uie rroom's ab-
sence. but IN neorly al Of these cases
Il viii b. found TINT the brlde-eleci
has come down with luminous cold
sore which rannot be hidden behind q
tulle veue with any degree of sue
cess. II rrqulrrs great furiifude and
VIII power Tor an enrupiured groom
10 stand up n the altar and run Ma
neck through The yoke. under such cir
eumsiances. but n has been done.
There Il no known cure for the cold
sore except patience aud hope. Some
Victims carry q camphor bottle and
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

CxYHAT you ars and chat you have
w you owe largely 10 the blood.
seraiinr efforts o. Pioneera Every
nolable name In History. since Time
started. represents rioueering of some
sort. Not al we're Finishers. bot all
were stnrten II you want 70 BE- a
FIonear--
Start somethlne
Watt vas a Ploaeer IN revealing the
powers OF Steam. He Eot hiH nsst
Ideas from his Mother's stove ketiiei
sir Isaac Newton evolved the Idea Of
Grnsiintion frum throwing an Apple
into ihe air. Today be 4 recprni1ed
a. one of the worlds Erpatest Pionccrs
In the acid of Science. mus Il has al
says been. BY Thinking. even YOU
may
Start somethlng.
woolwerth. the Pioneer IN Five and
Ten cent stores. received bis ldea from
q conversation IN q small New Nork
country storr where he was NJ the time
= Clerk. me Idea was free 70 every.
one-but woolworth had the Nerve
and Initiative to-
start Something.
Remember this: n an idea come,
10 you that you consider valuable and
yoa don't uork u out. some one soIne'
where at some time l. almost xurc "a
DO so-and receive the Glory for nj
80. day by day. keep the Pioneerinl
Instinct alive. he known a. One nol
afraid to-
Start Something.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30
Mas. MEETING Tonight

This evening ai $50 there Will b.
q meeting II the Community House
Tor The purpose of determinins The
status % the community clubs ~
this city. n l. the intention, oi
cnitrse. Ia keep the Khaki Club open
n " present The question u how
ami hy what methods the Coinnu'
niiy CLUB ~ 30 b. sustained. OrEan'
ifer Weir Il IN the city and the
future of the club h al stake. II b.
IN h the business men whether the
eanipment u "a b. remoNed ~ Camp
Fiirlong Or remain iE The hurines.
section. The equipment consists ni
uOOl tables, q splendid siartf or .
municipal library, some mamiiieeni
chairs, pictures. What DO you think
Go 10 the Community House and
vote On the proposition. II means
dnllars In the future.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30
SpIiV and SpIsV Have a
Few Words About Post

Private FirsiCiass Huri Fulp %
ihe Camp Hospital has dcci'ied a.
take ifrHr more years IN The army
urislu rather than 60 0ui AMI
urrsiir with the nrar. PuQr boy 7
Ne hasn't any meat a. al On bis
head
Private Foster. The blue spoi 81
The Camp Hospital. has ure in-
sigma ga his collar which reads A.
a. T.. W one has bern able ~ D.
cate his commission.
Cook Iactsnn. one ~ the Old IA
mrh in the Army. has rnined lhe
namc ~ q cheerful riFer he Va
observed yesterday with n han ~
hananas and a quart If cream which
he claims was for q sick lady.
II can not b. learned whether Cor.
poral Best " Y company. 2iih In.
faniry. ~ Private 6curgr Thomas N
headquarters company u the pro.
prieinr ~ the main lunch cafe. ~
iheg both can h. found al this place
from dayliehi until dark.
Private Joseph y. Russell Camp
Hospital. will have o. las or from
snappinT pictures Tor day 0r ~. "a
bis kodak has been borrowed hf
Miss Dnrcfhy Wyatt When Tho
| Kodak Il returned Russell viii re
reiNe one ~ Mss Wyaits phoins.
Private FirsiClafs Lewis lanuar,
was seen yesterday collecting li'
song hnoks and musir shcsis. Nay
be- b. j. Tuing in stage a perform
anre s0ulrWherr. as he has a lnyfls
voice. We mean a voice Tor callinl
hugs.
Private Firsiglass Ernest Powell
J D. NJ - has not bern seen since hi
opened g shoe shining shop in ihi
city His business was 30 Ereui ihi
first day u rushed him io The ropes
The chief dispatcher. NJ knight
was caught in 80 Mans land ani
! colld moi advance Look ont, NJ
! Knight
; Wonder what Sergeant William
. of ihe Camp Garage i going a. ~
with the little rocking horse We s1v
him with this morninE
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

ever uINlNIU mF HHuNN WNl'II , w ~
No. writing. I don't carry The truck
master around IN my pockel
Tearing car driver; Say hunk,
what's the matter with our friend
Snakrf ~ walks ~ haif
Truck driver. 4 think he's got a
very had case - -flaius lyriis.
Foreman n of ne Camp o..
ragr sent D lrlprr for q srt NJ
iau. and di ud in about - min
uirs the heiper reiurued LEADING
Cnrp0rai Herhrri Tapp. ssying
-Ilfra D. that fellow Taps. htIi ]
can't fnd auyhody around herr
named Dir1. Quick. Allen. Eri a
/ nre exiinuiisheri
Firsi serucani wiunficld Lamb 4
some sheep. Got a nfW ipb NJ ihe
/ ~erxire club. Well look out. rat
head. Make YOUR visits a. The club
I shorter and lonser apart.
Mechanic George Dawson Is guing
Z to b. discharged on the FIRST. and
I ssys hos going back to BOrllesux
! France. and -parlrz Francais." Well
/ snoi.lye Grofer. what are YOU go
lne 10 scaip forf The .. NJ
A certain dispstrher named Briggs
I 'IiggsI had better watch his siep.
Tor l noticed the file clerk making
eo0gons al little Brown yesterday.
'Smaiier now, We.lrys Are you
Jealous because We had Two lady
callers yesterday
one Of toe said ladies' inquired
M Serg ant. could use your ieit'
phuneg
sure said lhe soup sergeant.
who immrdiaieiy referred tlle said
l0idies io the Hon. Pile Clerk, Who
in turn gralified The wish Of ne
little lady Who launched The inquiry
- getting 4 company ~ the tarHfi
range on the line. bui this b. All ~
could hear lusi FiIcss The rest fog
yuursrlNcsi
Hello. HELLOl H.ELLOi Z.
this A Company Well. ] want "a
SIR charlie. Oh. you know what
mran. ! want a. talk lO him. A0u
3 don know Charlieg Well. you mus
not belong tO the 2ifh Infantry Ii
. yuu don know Charlie. for Charts
T. IN A company. We'll ] mean pri
. Nale charlie --. Oh. thank YOU
And after wait OF about fiv'
minutes. Hello. HELLO l. thil
! ynu Charlieg Well. DO you know
J who this isf You don'tg Ia, Ia
! Well this - ME- Yes. NE. D0u'
you know NEE Why. Emma. liltl'
Emmai Well, good ,morning. h0v
are ynu land Murpliys Wcsierl
Union minute pcrcOlntur has Jus
registered i:0 D. M. Well, Charlie
amt you coming to town tonight
You ANTI Under rest in quarters
What forg You hii a kitchen pn
Ices Why. you ouEht 10 haNl
knoWn better than io jump on ina
, policeman frhis y tire iliile lady
!. first time around the war. ! al
4 coming right out there right lhi
a minute 10 see you. byebye. y
4 sweet.
I Then We heard q noise Ike
! farmer lrying ~ urge q lazy mui
!. io ID m0fe Than lWo mites per. an
\ after they bad departed We folm
= the receiver on the hook upsld
J. d0wn. Well that ended Il all n
4 us until Dispatcher knight came d
aud lried 10 borrow - cents 81 L
could 20 ~ both The Columns an
= see Theda Fhirhanks and D0ugla
Y baru IN the phoi0plays.
I. .----n-s-
Z. New Lincoln Hotel Is rooms.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

The Daily Courier has copy in ne
office for Z pafe 81 which will b.
sprung on an unsuspeciine public in
the near future. Aside from The
ul0neiary consideration. u proves on
entrrprising firm has faith in thc
results which a. large On al VIII
ur,aiuee. Thfs particular M reycels
Inc fact The firm j. oyersiocki.i AMI
bargains rare will b. Offered io iiif
publr.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

Oscar l.illyheck ~ The Columbus
DRUG Company thinks we'll ~ his
Hldxmrnf IN iocaiing in Columbus
wiih two drug stores. He rcport-
lnisinrss Tor this time ~ year feiier
fhan h. expericd. Ne gives credii. ].
hOwrver. 10 his NV line ~ hrxall
supplies.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

Major Frcnch ~ the 2iih Infantry
exienda = cordial invitation ~ fhr
surruuDdirr Village ana ciiire 70
v.sif cs5iaali,tis and Camp furinng
and witness ihr flaf raising AMI
nrinT ~ The salute. This viii b. Al
O. mon sunday. July &
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

Monday morning nexl shortly ~.
ter . o'clnck. the only Do,io M cap.
iivily in this part ~ ihe Southwest
will b. 90 exhibiiion ~ thr corner
~ Main and Brnadway. Columbus
will celebrate the Fourth on Agndny
and the Dodo will b. one of the
airhls of the celebration.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

Along with the Dgfio. an0ihrr A.
frarfi0n Tor ~ celebration ~ ~
fourth win h. De tircko. Ihf
Keeko. bar IN mind has ils habitat
in ihe desert This specimen u q
wonder.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30
woalishi Pu,y.

last eVenIn1. with The mf.,l
o'erhrad. a hFty ~ young peopiel
chaprroued b. Miss Della Johnson.
had 4 delighiful limo. Youthful
swains iaRred alnnr and the welkin
whaiever thai is rang with mrrrt
shouts of iauEhier.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

mondays ~ Paso Times failed q
arrIpp nltorriher and last night ~
Herald arrfst,i firsf. printed niIcr'
10 hours lalrr -anthfr argimcnl
-uhy the Daily Cnurirr
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

Thr social that had hcrn piarnri
10 b. hrld AZ the Baptist Churrh IN
luly 2 hEs bern posiponed uniil
luly q. owinr to the Illness of NJ
paGr.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

E4FTYfhInq Wl1 Df1fFIII ~ ne
niissa lat niehf and NJ pFuHlfr ~
fhe niahf before dhlht rrneai. ~
uhirh many people Uerr thankful.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30
MISCELLANEOUS

The new road out " Albuquerque
has been chrisiened sunset Trail
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

Wit b. onf of lhe aitlariiqns dur.
ia tn alhlelif slunls o. nmtllyl
EferythinG FIRE. Drufnf pruplf cor
italy intIird
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

Haug auto enthusiasts fAeI|rfr ihe
Tins i rIpe ior IN ailomobIls club
~ Columbus.